Hunting and Fishing
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FISHING
Here , fishermen proudly boast their impressive catches. Indeed, the diverse fauna of our region makes it a preferred destination for anglers of all kinds. The hydrographic system has a multitude of lakes and rivers of all sizes including, among others, the majestic lakes Mistassini and Albanel where many prized fishes are captured every season. The most coveted species for anglers are walleye, northern pike, brook trout and lake trout.
OUR OUTFITTERS
For a stay and a truly memorable fishing adventure, our outfitters are all indicated. With quality accommodation on the edge of the most majestic lakes and rivers teeming with fish and experienced fishing guides, you have the perfect combination for the fishing trip of your life!
WILDLIFE RESERVES
Wildlife reserves managed by Nibiischii Corporation provide access to wilderness areas of choice where you can enjoy camping and fishing. Get access to the most popular lakes such as Lake Mistassini, Waconichi and Albanel!
RÉSERVE FAUNIQUE DES LACS ALBANEL-MISTASSINI-ET-WACONICHI
REGULATIONS AND FISHING AREAS
To fish in Northern Quebec, you have to comply with the Act respecting hunting and fishing rights in the James Bay and New Québec territories. This includes to respect catergory I, II and III lands.
CATEROGY I, II AND III LANDS
Category I and II lands are reserved for First Nations use. To hunt and fish, you need to obtain the necessary authorizations from the relevant band council and respect the conditions.
Category III lands are as elsewhere in Quebec; hunting and fishing activities are allowed. With one exception! You cannot hunt or trap fur-bearing animals. In addition, some species of fish are reserved for natives. North of the 52nd parallel, non-residents of Quebec must use the services of an outfitter to hunt and fish.
BAND COUNCILS:
Chisasibi: 819 855-2878
Eastmain: 819 977-0211
Mistissini: 418 923-3466
Nemaska: 819 673-2512
Oujé-Bougoumou: 418 745-3905
Waskaganish: 819 895-8650
Waswanipi: 819 753-2587
Wemindji: 819 978-0264
Whapmagoostui: 819 929-3384
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