Family fishing at Sépaq Rimouski

Family fishing at Sépaq RimouskiDavid and Raphaëlle’s family fishing at Sépaq RimouskiVolthium’s 12-volt 24-amp deep-discharge lithium batteriesLaw 88 on the conservation and enhancement of wildlifeOeno selections: Introducing Weszeli Felix Grüner Veltliner white wineAttracting lures for deer huntingHISTORICALIn the 19th century, an American hunting and fishing club occupied the territory where Sépaq Rimouski is located today. Rimouski wildlife reserve. Later, in the early 20th century, the land was reclaimed by the government for the creation of several private clubs, no doubt for the benefit of the wealthy. Next comes the creation of a small hunting and fishing reserve open to all, to ensure the protection of wildlife. The success of this initiative led to the creation of Réserve faunique de Rimouski, and here are some of the milestones along the way.

GENERAL PRESENTATION Sépaq Rimouski

The management of natural resources on the territory of Réserve faunique de RImouski is the responsibility of the State, and more specifically of the Ministère de la Forêt, de la Faune et des Parcs (MFFP) and the Ministère de l’Énergie et des ressources naturelles (MERN). Depending on the specific characteristics of the wildlife reservesThe State has granted them a so-called “multiple modulated” vocation within its regional Public Land Use Plans (PATP), which is defined as follows: “Multipurpose use of land and resources, with modalities or rules adapted to particular environmental, landscape, cultural, social or economic conditions”: “Multipurpose use of land and resources, with modalities or rules adapted to particular environmental, landscape, cultural, social or economic conditions.” In other words wordsThe management and use of natural resources, including forests and wildlife, must be carried out by the State in an integrated manner, taking into account all resources on the territory as well as the legal vocation of wildlife reserves for conservation and development. Rimouski has been harvested by designated guaranteed supply agreement beneficiaries (BGADs) (i.e. forestry companies with a harvesting agreement with the MFFP) based on a forestry planning process that falls under the MFFP’s responsibility, since April 1, 2013. The ministry is now responsible for drawing up forest management plans. (PAFI) at the level of each management unit, taking into account, in particular, the allowable cut calculated by the Chief Forester, and the work resulting from local integrated resource and land management tables (TLGIRTs), the orientations and objectives pursued by the government in the regional public land use plans (PATP), as well as the sustainable forest management objectives set out in the Sustainable Forest Development Act (LADTF) and the Sustainable Forest Management Strategy (SADF). Following this exercise, discussions are underway between SépaqMFFP and representatives of forestry companies (BGAD) to integrate into both planning and forestry operations, measures or procedures aimed at minimizing conflicts of use, impacts on wildlife and the landscape, and the atmosphere surrounding the practice of wildlife and recreational activities in wildlife reserves.In To provide wildlife reserve managers with tools for integrated wildlife-forest-recreation-tourism forest management, and to guide the MFFP in harmonizing forest planning on these unique territories so that the various types of forest intervention are more predictable, better adapted and more conducive to the reserves’ particular vocation, Sépaq has carried out several integrated resource management projects. list completed projects

Special features Sépaq Rimouski

Réserve faunique de Rimouski is dedicated to the next generation of wildlife enthusiasts. This is where we develop facilities to meet the needs of young hunters and anglers.

Fishing Sépaq Rimouski

Agrassy fishing site has been set up especially for youngsters near the Lac Rimouski reception area. Docks with railings allow children to fish safely. Equipment can be provided, and technical advisors are always happy to pass on their knowledge of fishing to younger anglers.Wade fishingAlongthe river In Rimouski, numerous trails provide easy access to the river for wade fishing. reliefVisit reserve provides a list of volunteer guides available to introduce new anglers to the sport. moulac troutIntroduction of moulac trout in the Big lake Kedgwick propice because of its depth and water quality. The moulac trout does not compete with the speckled trout. HuntingFacilities for crossbow archersReserve faunique de Rimouski is home to many bow and crossbow hunters. A pontoon for boating and fishing is available for rental in the Rimouski Lake sector, for half-day or full-dayrentals. RatesAble to accommodate up to 6 people, this 16-foot pontoon boat is equipped with comfortable padded seating, a 9.9 h.p. motor, a swimming platform and a 12-volt electrical outlet.Reservations by phone at 581 805-8006 or on site.Réserve faunique de Rimouski is renowned for the richness and diversity of its wildlife habitats. Numerous developed sites allow you to discover moose, white-tailed deer and beaver. Birds, including birds of prey, are easy to spot. It’s the ideal place to train your next generation! There’s also a special children’s fishing area. An unforgettable adventure in the Lower St. Lawrence region. Whether for fishing, hunting or vacationing at a cottage or campground, families come back enchanted!