General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 4, possession limit 7 for arctic char. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · License required
Arctic Char — Coppermine River (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 1, possession limit 1 for arctic char. Applies to all waters of the Coppermine River upstream from Bloody Falls at 67°43′N, 115°21′W. The reduced Arctic char limit applies to all waters of the Coppermine River upstream from Bloody Falls. Elsewhere on the river, the Schedule VI base limits for all other waters apply. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 1 · Size limit: Applies to all waters of the Coppermine River upstream from Bloody Falls at 67°43′N, 115°21′W. · License required
Arctic Char — Diana River (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 2, possession limit 4 for arctic char. Applies to the Diana River and its tributaries, Diana Lake, Peter Lake and the waters of Rankin Inlet within 8 km of the mouth of the Diana River at 62°50′N. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Applies to the Diana River and its tributaries, Diana Lake, Peter Lake and the waters of Rankin Inlet within 8 km of the mouth of the Diana River at 62°50′N. · License required
Arctic Char — Greiner Lake (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 1, possession limit 1 for arctic char. Applies to Greiner Lake and Freshwater Creek and their tributaries and the waters of Cambridge Bay north and west of a line drawn from 69°05′N, 105°04′W to 69°06′10″N, 105°02′W - this limit covers the entire lake plus the listed adjoining waters. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 1 · Size limit: Applies to Greiner Lake and Freshwater Creek and their tributaries and the waters of Cambridge Bay north and west of a line drawn from 69°05′N, 105°04′W to 69°06′10″N, 105°02′W - this limit covers the entire lake plus the listed adjoining waters. · License required
Arctic Char — Meliadine River (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 2, possession limit 4 for arctic char. Applies to the Meliadine River and its tributaries, Meliadine Lake and the waters of Prairie Bay within 8 km of the Meliadine River at 62°52′N, 92°06′W. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Applies to the Meliadine River and its tributaries, Meliadine Lake and the waters of Prairie Bay within 8 km of the Meliadine River at 62°52′N, 92°06′W. · License required
Arctic Char — Nettilling Lake (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 4, possession limit 7 for arctic char. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · License required
Arctic Char — Sylvia Grinnell River (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 1, possession limit 1 for arctic char. Applies to Sylvia Grinnell Lake and Sylvia Grinnell River and their tributaries and the waters of Frobisher Bay within 8 km of the mouth of the Sylvia Grinnell River at 63°44′N, 68°34′W. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 1 · Size limit: Applies to Sylvia Grinnell Lake and Sylvia Grinnell River and their tributaries and the waters of Frobisher Bay within 8 km of the mouth of the Sylvia Grinnell River at 63°44′N, 68°34′W. · License required
Arctic Char — Tree River (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 1, possession limit 2 for arctic char. Applies to the Tree River at 67°40′40″N, 111°52′27″W (NAD 84). Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 1 · Size limit: Applies to the Tree River at 67°40′40″N, 111°52′27″W (NAD 84). · License required
Arctic Grayling — Baker Lake (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 3, possession limit 5 for arctic grayling. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required
Arctic Grayling — Coppermine River (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 3, possession limit 5 for arctic grayling. The reduced Arctic char limit applies to all waters of the Coppermine River upstream from Bloody Falls. Elsewhere on the river, the Schedule VI base limits for all other waters apply. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required
Arctic Grayling — Meliadine River (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 3, possession limit 5 for arctic grayling. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required
Lake Trout — Baker Lake (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 3, possession limit 5 for lake trout. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required
Lake Trout — Coppermine River (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 3, possession limit 5 for lake trout. The reduced Arctic char limit applies to all waters of the Coppermine River upstream from Bloody Falls. Elsewhere on the river, the Schedule VI base limits for all other waters apply. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required
Lake Trout — Diana River (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 3, possession limit 5 for lake trout. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required
Lake Trout — Greiner Lake (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 3, possession limit 5 for lake trout. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required
Lake Trout — Meliadine River (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 3, possession limit 5 for lake trout. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.
Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required
Lake Whitefish — Baker Lake (General Nunavut Waters)
Nunavut, Canada
General Nunavut waters (Schedule VI base limits) — daily catch limit 10, possession limit 20 for lake whitefish. Source: Sport fishing daily catch and possession limits transcribed verbatim from Schedule VI of the Northwest Territories Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 847), made under the federal Fisheries Act, which governs sport fishing in Nunavut. Nunavut has no standalone fishery regulations; angling is administered by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) Arctic Region with the Government of Nunavut Department of Environment, and DFO Arctic Region Variation Orders may change limits in-season for specific waters. This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; confirm current limits with DFO Arctic Region before you fish.