Club Leslie Foreman

Côte-Nord·Côte-Nord-du-Golfe-du-Saint-Laurent·★ (no Google reviews)

About

Club Leslie Foreman is an exclusive-rights outfitter built around Atlantic salmon, in the village of Kegaska on Québec's Lower North Shore. The club holds the exclusive fishing rights on the Kegaska River up to Lac Kegaska: sport fishing takes place over the first thirteen kilometres, wading or by boat, in four tidal pools where salmon average 2.5 to 4 kilos. The season runs from June to mid-August. The club takes its name from the Foreman family, who came from Nova Scotia and settled at Kegaska in 1855. Lodging is kept simple — two chalets or houses and one camp, open year-round — with a freezer, ice and a fish smokehouse for your catch. All around, the river mouth opens into coves, salt marshes and long sand beaches where birds and marine mammals are easily watched.

FishingActivities

Exclusive rightsTerritory

By roadAccess

43.5official km²

3lodging units

CabinLodging

Year-roundSeason

Packages

Fishing

Good to know

No published rates. Club Leslie Foreman has no website; its only online presence is the Auberge Brion Facebook page (same phone and same email as the registry), which shows no prices. The Bonjour Québec listing and the tourism directories checked carry contact details only. Verified river facts (Saumon Québec / FQSA): the club holds exclusive fishing rights up to Lac Kegaska, about 30 km from the estuary; sport fishing takes place over the first 13 kilometres, wading or by boat, in four tidal pools; salmon caught average 2.5 to 4 kg; the season runs from June to mid-August. Rates, access fees and packages on request from the outfitter.

Lodging

Good to know

No published rates. Québec's tourist-lodging registry (official listing no. 850485) records three rentable units: two apartments, chalets or houses and one camp, open year-round, with a freezer and ice plus an on-site fish smokehouse. No price is published on any public surface; rates on request.

Prices are provided by the outfitter — check availability when booking.

Location & access

17 chemin du Portage Côte-Nord-du-Golfe-du-Saint-Laurent (50.1800, -61.3517)

Access : By road

Kegaska sits at the terminus of Route 138, at the end of the road on the Lower North Shore: the village is reached by car. The mouth of the Kegaska River is about 6.5 km from the village, and the four fishing pools are reached by wading or by boat.

Fishing zone 19