Fishing Trips near Montreal, Quebec.

Looking for the best fishing destination in Quebec? Welcome to Kenauk Nature.

Renowned as a top fishing destination in Quebec, Kenauk boasts a remarkable array of fish species including Rainbow, Speckled, and Lake Trout, Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, and Northern Pike. With this abundant variety, anglers can enjoy excellent fishing opportunities throughout the seasons, all within the unparalleled privacy and breathtaking scenery of Kenauk. 

Our team of skilled fisheries biologists utilizes their expertise and experience to carefully select and manage the fish species stocked in our lakes, ensuring a thriving and sustainable fishery for your angling pleasure. 

Making a reservation secures your exclusive rights to the lake for the day. At Kenauk, we prioritize your privacy and solitude, allowing limited multiple-party fishing on only three of our expansive lakes. Embrace the tranquility and serenity as you indulge in a fishing adventure tailored exclusively to you. 

Inclusions

+ Accommodation in a 4 or 5 star chalet (fully equipped with bedding etc.)

+ Fishing right for one of our private / stocked lake

+ Fishing boats with electric motors, Canoes & Kayak

+ Equipment and nautical activities at the Whitefish Lake Activity Center

Interested in getting more out of your fishing experience at Kenauk? Check out our guided fishing outings and our Fly Fishing Center packages to learn the art of fly casting! 

Catch and Release Tips: 

• Keep the fish fully submerged or wet at all times to protect their sensitive gills and skin from damage. 

• Handle fish gently and avoid squeezing or applying excessive pressure, as it can harm internal organs. 
• Minimize air exposure by reducing the time the fish spends out of the water, especially in warm weather. 
• Use wet hands or wet gloves when handling fish to prevent removing their protective slime coating. 
• Support the fish horizontally and avoid hanging or holding them vertically, as it can strain their spine and internal organs. 
• Use barbless hooks or crimp down barbs to facilitate quick and easy hook removal, minimizing injury to the fish. 

• Consider using a rubberized landing net or a wet towel to handle the fish, providing an extra layer of protection. 
• Release the fish gently and head-first back into the water, allowing them to swim away strong. 

These tips aim to minimize stress and injury to the fish, ensuring their survival and promoting sustainable fishing practices. For additional information, you can visit Keep Fish Wet, a partnering organization dedicated to promoting responsible fish handling practices.