Greenland Fisheries and Hunting Control Authority

Welcome to the Greenland Fisheries and Hunting Control Authority (GFJK) website.

Here you can read about GFLK’s work and areas of responsibility, as well as view overviews of quota uptake.

You can also find information about the current rules regarding fishing vessels and reporting of catches that exists for the Greenlandic fisheries.

Press releases

Press releases regarding opening and closing of fisheries and hunting quotas, as well as other press releases from GFJK can be found here. Find all press releases from the Department of Fisheries and Hunting here.

New report on the scallop fishery

The Ministry of Fisheries, Hunting, Agriculture and Self-Sufficiency has prepared a report regarding the scallop fishery in Greenland. The report describes the biological advice, management, ...
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Regarding coastal trawling for cod

Naalakkersuisut is aware of the challenges that have arisen regarding the permission to trawl for cod in coastal waters, particularly in the Nuuk Fjord. Therefore, ...
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Opening of the salmon fishery and TAC

The Ministry of Fisheries, Hunting, Agriculture and Self-Sufficiency hereby announces that salmon fishing will open in the management areas as follows: 1 September: The Northwest ...
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Operational information

License for fishing

Here you can find information about your obligations as a commercial fisherman.

Report illegal fishing or hunting here

Report financial information

Are you a commercial fisher or a production facility of fish?
Report your financial information here

Reporting of salmon fishery

Report more about how to report your catch of salmon here

Lost Gear

Here you can report lost or found fishing gear. 

Abandoned, lost or otherwise discarded fishing gear

Here you can report lost or found fishing gear.

Popular topics

Quota Overviews

GFLK prepares overviews of quota uptake. These overviews are based on data from logbooks and reporting to production facilities. Quota Overviews Coastal Fisheries Here you ...
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Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishery

Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing helps to deplete stocks, distort competition and put honest fishermen at an unreasonable disadvantage, and contributes to the destruction ...
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Reporting

There are different rules for reporting for coastal and offshore fisheries. The rules for reporting also depend on the size of the fishing vessel. Coastal ...
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