Lac à Zec Maison-de-Pierre, Laurentides — Lac Jacques

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Fishing at Lac Jacques, Zec Maison-de-Pierre

Lac · Laurentides

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Zec Maison-de-Pierre

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Description

Lake Jacques, located in the Zec Maison-de-Pierre in the Laurentides region, is a popular fishing destination. Anglers can target species such as pike and walleye. Access to the lake is provided via a boat launch, and a modest daily access fee is required, along with mandatory registration at the entrance. This ZEC is managed by a non-profit association of local anglers focused on conservation and sustainable fishing practices. Camping and cabin options are also available on-site.

Highlights

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Species
Pike and walleye available.
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Location
Lake Jacques, Zec Maison-de-Pierre.
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Access
Boat launch available with registration.
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Fee
Modest daily access fee required.
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Accommodation
Camping and cabin options on-site.

Onsite Equipment

Boat Launch

Réglementation officielle

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

Zone de pêche

Zone 11

→ Voir les règles complètes de la zone

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Nouveautés réglementaires de la zone

Modification of daily catch limit for char: 10 in all, with a maximum of 2 Arctic char. Implementation of a length limit for walleye in ZEC Petawaga: from 37 to 53 cm inclusively. Reduction of the daily catch limit for char in ZEC Petawaga: 7 in all, with a maximum of 2 Arctic char. Modification of the bass, pike and walleye fishing season in ZEC Petawaga: opens on the third Friday in June.

Exceptions réglementaires sur ce plan d'eau

Jacques-CartierRivière
SaumonZone 27 →
de la rivière Jacques-CartierEaux
SaumonZone 27 →
de la rivière Jacques-CartierEaux
Zone 27 →
à Jacques (48°51'45" N., 69°02'51" W.)Lac
SaumonZone 18 →
between the downstream side of Pierre-Laporte bridge and a line joining a point situated 50 m downstream of Batiscan wharf on the north shore (46°30'03" N., 72°14'44" W.), and a point situated 50 m downstream of Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets wharf on the south shore (46°30'28" N., 72°12'19" W.), as well as the parts of rivers situated between highways 132 and 138. * Note : The following rivers are part of fleuve Saint-Laurent: Bélisle and Grand Bras, downstream of the Highway 138 bridge; Cap Rouge, downstream of the Rue Saint-Félix bridge; Jacques-Cartier and Portneuf, downstream of the CN bridge.
HiverZone 7 →