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new salmon-fishing regulations in québec salmon fishing is now a family affair one of the main regulatory amendments to come into effect in 2006 allows children to fish with their parents without a need for their own license provided they are under 18 or if still in school between 18 and 24 in 2006 access to controlled harvesting zones will be tightened up individuals selected by random draw or telephone reservation and anyone accompanying them will have to register and fish on the same days québec salmon thrive in the province s clean clear waterways and to preserve that habitat measures have ...

biggest caribou herds northern québec is the home of two of the world s largest migratory caribou herds the rivière-george herd with 385,000 head and the leaf river herd numbering 628,000 head every year these herds crisscross an area vaster than the states of texas louisiana and arkansas combined one of the basic tools used to monitor the herds is satellite telemetry about forty caribou from different migratory herds are outfitted with satellite collars the research indicates among other things that québec caribou can travel up to 6,000 kilometers 3,700 miles per year for more information on this ...

black bears a population on the rise québec has adopted a new black-bear management plan for 2006-2013 that has a certain impact on hunting conditions for non-residents gilles lamontagne big-game biologist it is estimated that québec s black bear population is on the rise and that the total number of black bears now exceeds 70,000 annual harvest is about 5,000 of which 3,500 4,000 are taken by hunters for an overall success rate of 30 in 2004 4,301 non-residents alone harvested 2,021 bears for an impressive success rate of 47 a spring hunting season prevails in all zones a fall season will be ...

québec a real deer paradise as deer are currently abundant throughout the province hunters michel huot game biologist have every reason to expect a very high success rate whatever zone they choose from september to october hunters may use a bow irrespective of the animal s sex or age in november firearms may be used to harvest male antlered deer muzzleloader enthusiasts can bag antlerless deer in december through the end of the season and crossbows may be used in some zones during certain periods species status outstanding 2004 harvest one per hunter except on anticosti island where the limit is ...

caniapiscau nunavik what you should know hunting and fishing permits and quotas in québec hunting and fishing quotas are established on a species-by-species basis and governed by wildlife management plans hunters and anglers must purchase fishing and hunting licenses non-residents wishing to fish or hunt north of the 52nd parallel or east of the st augustin river zone 19 south as well as those hunting black bear and woodcock south of the 52nd parallel except in wildlife sanctuaries and controlled harvesting zones zecs must use the services of an outfitter non-residents do not have to produce ...

lac à l eau claire nunavik tourist information for information québec outfitters federation inc 5237 boul hamel bureau 270 québec québec g2e 2h2 from canada or the united states 1 800 567-9009 published by the direction de la promotion touristique of the ministère du tourisme the ministère du tourisme in cooperation with the québec outfitters federation and canada economic development is pleased to present a selection of québec s many outfitters for their contribution to this brochure the ministère du tourisme would like to thank journalists steve pennaz scott earl smith harry vanderweide bob foulkrod ...