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Fishing at Lac Ross, Zec Kiskissink
Lac · Mauricie
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Zec Kiskissink
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Description
Lake Ross, located in the Kiskissink Controlled Harvesting Zone in Mauricie, is a favored spot for fishing walleye and trout. Access to the lake is provided via a well-maintained boat launch, and a modest daily access fee ranging from $10 to $25 is required. Anglers must register upon entering the ZEC, which is managed by a local non-profit fishing association that promotes conservation and sustainable fishing practices. Camping and cabin options are available for those wishing to extend their stay in this beautiful area.
Highlights
- 🎣SpeciesWalleye and trout available.
- 🚤Access/LaunchWell-maintained boat launch.
- 💰Fee/PermitAccess 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: 10 in all, with a maximum of 2 Arctic char.
Extension of the fishing season for all species in réserve Mastigouche: closes the Sunday eve of the second Monday in September.
Exceptions réglementaires sur ce plan d'eau
- Petit Brochu (de la Grosse Pluie) (Gouin Reservoir Communal Wildlife Area)Lac
- (48°22'35" N., 72°20'00" W.) (Ross township)HiverZone 28 →
Source : peche.faune.gouv.qc.ca — vérifie toujours les règles officielles avant de pêcher.
