Moisie-Ouapetec SEC.

Côte-Nord·★ 4.0(5 reviews — Google)

About

Pourvoirie Moisie-Ouapetec SEC holds exclusive Atlantic salmon fishing rights over 77.5 km (48 mi) of the Moisie and Ouapetec rivers, on the Nitassinan (unceded Innu territory), east of Sept-Îles on the Côte-Nord. The Moisie — mythic and powerful — ranks among the best salmon rivers in eastern North America: every year, salmon of 20, 30 and even 40 pounds are landed here. This is the birthplace of the famous 'Club 16-20' — landing a salmon over 20 pounds on a no.16 fly. The outfitter hosts a maximum of 6 anglers who share the territory up to the Joseph rapids, giving access to more than 10 pools, including the 5 most productive pools facing the lodge and three excellent pools less than 20 minutes away on the Ouapetec River. Fishing is fly-only, with a guide and boat for every two anglers, from early July to mid-September. Lodging is in cabins (two per cabin, all amenities) and meals showcase Quebec terroir cuisine and seafood, served at the main pavilion. The stay is all-inclusive (except alcohol and tip), and includes transport from Sept-Îles.

Non-exclusiveTerritory

By roadAccess

American plan (meals included)Meals

Guide includedGuiding

Packages

Fishing

Included

Transport from Sept-Îles to the outfitter (round trip; the outfitter arranges it with regional carriers)
Cabin lodging (two per cabin, all amenities)
Meals at the main pavilion (terroir cuisine and seafood)
Guide and boat for every two anglers
Fishing gear available if needed
Life vest provided
Lounge with fireplace, satellite TV, internet and internet telephony

Not included

Alcohol
Tip / gratuity
Salmon fishing licence

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

Location & access

Access : By road

Departure point: Sept-Îles, on the north shore of the St. Lawrence, on the eastern Côte-Nord. By road, take Highways 40 and 138 to Sept-Îles (north shore), or Highway 20 then Route 132 to the Rimouski–Forestville or Matane–Baie-Comeau–Godbout ferries, then Route 138. Daily flights to Sept-Îles are available from Montréal, Québec and Saint-Hubert. Once dates are confirmed, the outfitter arranges the regional transport (round trip) from Sept-Îles to the camp; this Sept-Îles-to-outfitter transport is included in the price of the stay. Main-camp coordinates: 50°51'22'' N, 66°27'50'' W.

Fishing zone 19