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Fishing at Lac Jam, Zec Frémont
Lac · Mauricie
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Zec Frémont
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Description
Lake Jam, located in the Zec Frémont in Mauricie, is a popular fishing spot for pike and walleye. Access is via a well-maintained boat launch, and a modest daily access fee is required, typically ranging from $10 to $25. Registration upon entry is mandatory, and camping or cabin options are available depending on the ZEC. This lake is part of a controlled exploitation zone managed by a local non-profit fishing association, which focuses on conservation and sustainable fishing practices.
Highlights
- 🎣SpeciesPike and walleye.
- 🚤Access/LaunchWell-maintained boat launch.
- 💰Fee/PermitAccess fee ranges from $10 to $25.
- 🏕️AccommodationCamping and cabin options available.
- ⚠️ParticularityControlled exploitation zone.
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.
