Baie à Paspébiac, Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine — Baie-des-Chaleurs

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Fishing at Baie-des-Chaleurs, Paspébiac

Baie · Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine

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Paspébiac

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Description

Baie-des-Chaleurs, located in Paspébiac in the Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine region, is a popular spot for sport fishing. This national historic site, which was once a major cod export port in the 19th century, boasts a rich marine biodiversity. Anglers can target various species, including salmon and cod. To make the most of your fishing experience, it is advisable to book in advance and inquire about local conditions. For more information, contact Tourisme Gaspésie at 418 391-2945.

Highlights

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Species
Salmon and cod available.
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Location
Baie-des-Chaleurs, Paspébiac.
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Advice
Book in advance for the best experience.
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Highlight
Historic cod export site.

Onsite Equipment

Boat Launch

Parking

Quai

Réglementation officielle

Zone de pêche, exceptions et règles MFFP / Québec.ca

Zone de pêche

Zone 1

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Nouveautés réglementaires de la zone

Modification of the fishing season for all species except Atlantic salmon: fixed opening on May 15 and fixed closing on September 10. Modification of daily catch limit for char: 10 in total, with a maximum of 2 Arctic char. Harmonization of the fishing season in sectors of rivière Matane open to fishing: season opens June 1. Modification of the boundaries of the fishing prohibited sector of rivière Matane near fosse Cap-Seize starting August 1. Complete closure of fishing for all species in rivière Causapscal between Lac du Nord and the downstream side of the bridge at Félix. Modification of daily catch limit for Atlantic salmon in a sector of rivière Restigouche: 0 retained and 3 at most caught and released, May 15 to 31. Modification of the fishing season for all species in ZEC des Anses: opening on the third Saturday in May. Modification of daily catch limit for char in ZEC Casault: 7 in all, including a maximum of 2 Arctic char.