Lac Saint-François has 9 fishing spots in our catalog, spread across 3 Quebec regions. 12 fish species are reported in this water body, including Grand Brochet, Dor Jaune, Perchaude.
Species reported here
All 9 spots
Lac Saint-François
Lambton · payant
Lac Saint-François
Saint-Romain · payant
Lac St François
Saint-Joseph-de-Coleraine · mise_a_leau
Lac St-François
Coteau-du-Lac · payant
Lac St-François
Port Lewis · quai
Lac St-François
Dundee · mise_a_leau
Lac St-François
Saint-Zotique · gratuit
Saint-Zotique (repère plage)
monteregie · mise_a_leau
Salaberry-de-Valleyfield (repère marina)
monteregie · marina
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Frequently asked questions
Q1.What fish species can I catch at Lac Saint-François?
Across our 9 spot listings at Lac Saint-François, 12 species are reported: Grand Brochet, Dor Jaune, Perchaude, Grand Cor Gone, Lotte, Barbotte Brune, Perlan Arc En Ciel, Ouananiche, Achigan Petite Bouche, Esturgeon Jaune, Dor Noir, Achigan Grande Bouche. Each spot fact-sheet lists the species observed at that location.
Q2.How many access points are there at Lac Saint-François?
9 fishing access points are catalogued at Lac Saint-François: 3 payant, 3 mise à l'eau, 1 quai, 1 gratuit, 1 marina.
Q3.In which Quebec regions is Lac Saint-François located?
Lac Saint-François spans 3 Quebec administrative regions: estrie, chaudiere-appalaches, monteregie.
Q4.What are the fishing regulations at Lac Saint-François?
Regulations depend on the MFFP fishing zone covering Lac Saint-François and may include water-body specific exceptions. Each spot fact-sheet shows the applicable zone and links to the official rules at peche.faune.gouv.qc.ca/regpec.
Q5.Do I need a license to fish at Lac Saint-François?
Yes. A standard MFFP fishing license is required in Quebec (~$24/year for residents). Buy online at sepaq.com. Some access points at Lac Saint-François may also require a SEPAQ wildlife reserve or municipal access pass — check the spot fact-sheet.
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