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The Mitchinamecus River
The Mitchinamecus River, whose name of Native American origin means ¨big trout¨, crosses the entire territory of the outfitter, and offers nature lovers breathtaking and grandiose views of the most beautiful things nature has to offer.
The Mitchinamecus River originates from Head Lake in the Parent region. It spreads out its magnificent rapids and its most beautiful pools all along the Parent road, and more particularly along the outfitter, before flowing into the reservoir of the same name to become the Lièvre river, which flows into the Ottawa River, more than 325 kilometers from Head Lake.
Sanctuary of Trou de Saint-Jude at kilometer 110, fishing is from the last Friday in May to August 14 inclusive. From kilometer 110, walleye fishing is permitted from May 15 to Labor Day Monday inclusive. Numerous sites set up for wading fishing, either fly or light casting, offer fishermen the opportunity to catch speckled trout and walleye in the same basin. This unique experience will engrave incomparable memories in the fisherman's memory. For fans of going down rivers in a canoe or kayak, more than 35 kilometers of action and relaxation are available to you.