Crown Land Near La Tuque
12 crown land sites
8 fishing spots
8 campgrounds
La Tuque is the last real town on the Saint-Maurice before the Haute-Mauricie wilderness takes over, and the public territory starts almost at the town line: the Club Odanak outfitter territory is 9 km out, Parc régional des Trois-Soeurs 15 km, Zec Bessonne 21 km, Zec de la Croche 33 km and Zec Wessonneau 38 km. The Saint-Maurice and the Bostonnais meet right at town — both fishable within 2 km of downtown. Organized campgrounds are scarce this far north, with only three within 25 km, but the zecs add rustic sites across thousands of square kilometres beyond. This page rounds up the closest public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips around La Tuque.
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Crown Land Nearby
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9 km
Club Odanak (La Tuque) inc.
Outfitters
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15 km
Parc régional des Trois-Soeurs
Public lands
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21 km
Zec Bessonne
ZEC
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23 km
Pourvoirie du lac DuMoulin
Outfitters
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29 km
Club de chasse et pêche B. & B. 1997
Outfitters
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29 km
Club Oswego (1987) inc.
Outfitters
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30 km
Pourvoirie J.E. Goyette inc.
Outfitters
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31 km
Pourvoirie Kennedy
Outfitters
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33 km
Zec de la Croche
ZEC
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35 km
Pourvoirie Waban-Aki 2008 inc.
Outfitters
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37 km
Pourvoirie Domaine Touristique La Tuque inc.
Outfitters
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38 km
Zec Wessonneau
ZEC
Nearest Campgrounds
Road Trips Nearby
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, closer than almost anywhere in southern Quebec — the Club Odanak territory is 9 km out, Parc régional des Trois-Soeurs 15 km, Zec Bessonne 21 km, Zec de la Croche 33 km and Zec Wessonneau 38 km, with dozens of pourvoiries beyond.
Yes, with a valid Quebec fishing licence — the Rivière Saint-Maurice is 1.5 km from downtown, the Bostonnais 2.2 km, and the Croche and Petite Rivière Bostonnais are both within 7 km.
Organized campgrounds are limited — Camping Haut de la Chute (4.5 km), Camping La Tuque (6.3 km) and Camping du Lac-Écarté (8.6 km) are the three within 25 km — but Zec Wessonneau and the other zecs offer rustic campsites deeper in.
Regulations
A valid Quebec sport fishing licence is required at every spot on this page. The zecs (Bessonne, de la Croche, Wessonneau) charge daily access fees for fishing, hunting and camping and require registration at the gate; pourvoiries with exclusive rights, like Club Odanak, must be booked directly with the operator. Cell coverage fades fast outside town — plan accordingly and check current conditions before heading out.