La Pourvoirie Caribou de Kuujjuaq

Nord-du-Québec·Kuujjuaq (village nordique)·★ (no Google reviews)

About

La Pourvoirie Caribou de Kuujjuaq welcomes sport anglers to Nunavik, at the very top of Quebec, where the Koksoak River meets Ungava Bay. Atlantic salmon on the Koksoak are fished alongside an authorized Inuk guide — the only way a visitor can chase these big northern salmon — while Steward Lake and Three Lakes, on the community lands of Kuujjuaq, are open for lake trout, brook trout, Arctic char and northern pike. The summer season runs from June 1 to September 7, under the midnight sun and across treeless tundra scenery. Fishing is single-hook only; a land-access authorization permit from the landholding corporation is required in addition to the provincial fishing licence.

Jun 1 – Sep 7Season

Guides availableGuiding

Packages

Fishing

Included

Services of an authorized Inuk guide (mandatory for salmon fishing on the Koksoak)

Not included

Provincial fishing licence and salmon licence
Landholding corporation land-access authorization permit

Not included

Provincial fishing licence
Landholding corporation land-access authorization permit

Prices are set by the outfitter and can change without notice. Confirm rates and availability with them before you book.

Location & access

Kuujjuaq (village nordique) (58.1498, -68.3350)

Kuujjuaq is not connected to Quebec's road network: access is by scheduled flight to Kuujjuaq Airport. Salmon fishing takes place on the Koksoak River downstream of the village, with an authorized Inuk guide. Before fishing or hunting on Category I and II lands you must pick up a physical authorization permit from the Nayumivik landholding corporation in Kuujjuaq; the provincial licence must be obtained beforehand. The area lies in hunting and fishing zone 23 North.

Fishing zone 23