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Fishing at Lac Cooke, Zec Labrieville
Lac · Côte-Nord
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Zec Labrieville
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Description
Lake Cooke, located in the ZEC Labrieville in the Côte-Nord region, is a popular spot for trout fishing. Anglers can easily access the lake via an on-site boat launch. A modest daily access fee, ranging from $10 to $25, is required, and registration at the entrance is mandatory. The ZEC is managed by a non-profit association of local anglers, promoting conservation and sustainable fishing practices. Camping and cabin options are available for those looking to extend their fishing trip.
Highlights
- 🎣SpeciesTrout fishing at Lake Cooke.
- 🚤Access/LaunchOn-site boat launch for easy access.
- 💰Fee/PermitDaily access fee ranges from $10 to $25.
- 🏕️AccommodationCamping and cabin options available.
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: 20 in all, with a maximum of 2 Arctic char.
Modification of the fishing season for pike in various bodies of water: closes on November 30.
Modification of the fishing season for all species in lac à Tabac: from April 16 to the Sunday eve the second Monday in September.
Modification of the fishing season for all species in ZECs D¿Iberville and Forestville: harmonization with the zone 18 seasons.
