Yes. The North Dakota Game and Fish App is maintained by the Department for smartphone users. It allows users to

• download licenses, certifications and regulations onto a smartphone for easy, offline retrieval,
• access hunting and fishing maps,
• purchase and manage licenses,
• find nearby wardens, district offices, vendors, hunting units and deer head collection sites,
• receive alerts and messages from the Department,
• submit harvest reports,
• and more.

Learn more about the app and how to get it on our NDGF Mobile App page.

The NDGF Online Services web app is the main web application used by the Department for licensing, lotteries, electronically posting lands, registering watercraft and more.

This web application can be accessed from most browsers (it does require you allow the site to run JavaScript to function properly).

The URL for the site login is https://apps.nd.gov/gnf/onlineservices/lic/public/myGNF.htm which can be accessed via the "MyAccount" link at the top of this page.

The Department's mobile app incorporates the Online Services web app.

The Where to Fish web app is incorporate into the main NDGF website. It can be accessed via the Where to Fish link under the Fishing menu (the direct URL is https://gfappspublic.nd.gov/wheretofish/Search.aspx).

This web app allows users to search fishing and boating data and maps (ex. stocking data by lake, fish species in a lake, fishing opportunities within a certain radius of a town, lakes with boat ramps, fishing pier locations, etc.)

The Department maintains several web maps including the Hunting Atlas and the Fishing and Boating Atlas.

For a list of maps and geospatial resources offered by the Department, see our Maps page.