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Nunavut Hunting & Fishing Regulations
Nunavut Department of Environment owns the rules in Nunavut. Here's what to check before you buy a license, apply for a tag, or launch a boat — with links straight to the official source.
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Nunavut Deer, Elk & Big Game Hunting Regulations
Deer, elk, bear, pronghorn, moose, sheep and the rest of the big-game list: tag structure, draw deadlines, weapon seasons, and the unit maps that decide where your tag is valid.
Source: Nunavut Department of EnvironmentOpen guide →Nunavut Small Game, Upland Bird & Waterfowl Regulations
Rabbits, squirrels, upland birds, waterfowl and predators: season lengths, daily and possession limits, shot restrictions, and the federal stamps waterfowl hunters need on top of state licensing.
Source: Nunavut Department of EnvironmentOpen guide →Nunavut Freshwater Fishing Regulations & License Info
Lakes, rivers, and reservoirs: license and endorsement requirements, size and creel limits, seasonal closures, and the water-specific special regulations that override the statewide rules.
Source: Nunavut Department of EnvironmentOpen guide →Nunavut Saltwater & Coastal Fishing Regulations
Inshore, nearshore, and offshore fishing: state saltwater licensing, federal permits for highly migratory species, seasons, and the size and bag limits that change mid-season by emergency rule.
Source: Nunavut Department of EnvironmentOpen guide →