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Fishing at Lac Brochet, Zec Boullé
Lac · Lanaudière
LacEasy access
Zec Boullé
Description
Lake Brochet, located in the Zec Boullé in the Lanaudière region, is a popular destination for anglers seeking pike, the main species in this water body. Access to the lake is facilitated by a well-maintained boat launch, with a modest daily access fee required to support the sustainable management of this controlled exploitation zone. Anglers must register upon entry and may also consider camping or renting cabins, depending on availability. For the best experience, it's advisable to check fishing periods and local conditions before heading out.
Highlights
- 🎣SpeciesPike, the main species of the lake.
- 📍LocationLake Brochet, Zec Boullé, Lanaudière.
- 🚤AccessWell-maintained boat launch.
- 💰FeeModest daily access fee required.
- 🏕️AccommodationCamping and cabin rentals available.
- 💡AdviceCheck fishing periods before heading out.
Onsite Equipment
Boat Launch
Réglementation officielle
Zone de pêche, exceptions et règles MFFP / Québec.ca
Nouveautés réglementaires de la zone
Modification of daily catch limit for char: 10 in all, with a maximum of 2 Arctic char.
Modification of the length limit for lake trout in lac Devenyns: 55 cm and more.
Modification of the length limit for walleye in ZEC Mitchinamecus: from 37 to 53 cm inclusively.
Implementation of a lenght limit for walleye in ZEC Lesueur: from 32 to 47 cm inclusively.
Modification of the fishing season for lake trout in ZECs Collin and Lavigne: opens on the last Friday in June.
