Lac La PÃªche Gatineau Park

Post by **cprince** » Sun Jul 18, 2010 10:09 am

Daner wrote:I GLADLY pay the FIVE ........$ 5:00 fee at Lac Ste-Marie ...its a Fantastic launch to say the least...And i'm there just about every weekend... Wink Cool Cool Cool

I have to agree with BA. Good lake, stocked regularly w...., has pickerel, bass & pike and just a short boat ride to the Gatineau River.[/quote]

Stocked?!

R U sure?

Craig

Post by **joco** » Sun Jul 18, 2010 12:08 pm

talking about st marie

they do stock trout in that area...yep and they have been for a long time now.

that lake is on the top 5 lakes in the province for monster bass this is frome pro bass fishermans says in a few magasines.

largies in the 7 pound range as been caught there in the pass...at least that wath they say..true..? but over 5 plenty.

and mabe the association off the lake stock stock them wit eyes...those stocking are not on the gouvernement list.

joco...yep that lake/river is a good place to go for all around species.

no secrets there...plus it no honey hole its been fead by the gatieau river.

Post by **LeGrand** » Sun Jul 18, 2010 8:31 pm

...Corrected duplication. Sorry that's what happens when sent from a cellphone....

Post by **LeGrand** » Sun Jul 18, 2010 8:31 pm

Excuse my ignorance, but where is Lake St-Marie? Guess I don't go out too often.

Post by **cprince** » Sun Jul 18, 2010 9:21 pm

It is a lake that is more like an appendix on the Gatineau river.

This is why I am shocked that any one bothers to stock that lake. Anything that is in the Gatineau can end up in St Marie. Anything that is in St Marie can end up in the Gatineau.

We are not talking about a little stream from the lake into the river... Let me show you what I mean;

The part that joins the two bodies of water are bigger than it appears on this map. There are some passes that is shown as low lands that is under water and has been for the past few years that I have been going there.

What are they stocking in there? Trout? Walleye? Musky? Gar?

I just don't get it. I prefer that fishing in the river than in the lake.

I hear the ice fishing is good on St Marie.

Craig

** @ LeGrand**
North on the 105 past Low QC about 10 minutes. Right at Kazz.

Craig

Post by **joco** » Sun Jul 18, 2010 10:00 pm

craig they stocked trout mainly at least the gouverment those......but like i said if the lake association stock off some wlaeye it wont be published in the list it would be private........the trout are mainly for the fishing week for kids...not to realy stocked it.

and they sticked the gatineau river in a few place ex gracefiled in trouts to for the kids derbies.

i gues it those work because i got 3 brown in the gatineau river in bouchete one opening few years back so there in there.

but that lake is actulay a bay only..fish goes in and out..good thing becasue there stil plenty off pressur in that lake a lot off derbies etc.

joco

Post by **cprince** » Sun Jul 18, 2010 10:33 pm

I hear they also stock Beauchamps in Gatineau. I was thinking of trolling in there this week depending on the wind. I am going to borrow my buddy's down rigger.

Craig

Post by **Bass Addict** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 4:10 am

cprince wrote:I hear they also stock Beauchamps in Gatineau. I was thinking of trolling in there this week depending on the wind. I am going to borrow my buddy's down rigger.

Craig

I'll give you $ 100.00 for every trout you catch in LAC BEAUCHAMPS.....

Post by **LeGrand** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 7:37 am

cprince wrote:It is a lake that is more like an appendix on the Gatineau river.

This is why I am shocked that any one bothers to stock that lake. Anything that is in the Gatineau can end up in St Marie. Anything that is in St Marie can end up in the Gatineau.

We are not talking about a little stream from the lake into the river... Let me show you what I mean;

The part that joins the two bodies of water are bigger than it appears on this map. There are some passes that is shown as low lands that is under water and has been for the past few years that I have been going there.

What are they stocking in there? Trout? Walleye? Musky? Gar?

I just don't get it. I prefer that fishing in the river than in the lake.

I hear the ice fishing is good on St Marie.

Craig

** @ LeGrand**
North on the 105 past Low QC about 10 minutes. Right at Kazz.

Craig

Thanks for the details. Had never paid attention to that area right of 105. I really should get out more often.

So are there any specific places where you can launch a boat? I see on the map two place that mention "Quai".

Post by **GuinnessGuy** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 7:56 am

Go right into town, and look to your right. Don't forget to pay the launch fee!

For a FREE launch, in Low, turn right to go to the dam. Follow the signs. If you launch here and plan to hit Ste-Marie, you'd better bring a big motor and lotsa gas.

GG

Post by **cprince** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 8:49 am

Bass Addict wrote:
cprince wrote:I hear they also stock Beauchamps in Gatineau. I was thinking of trolling in there this week depending on the wind. I am going to borrow my buddy's down rigger.

Craig

I'll give you $ 100.00 for every trout you catch in LAC BEAUCHAMPS.....

OOooo I caught one!!!!

We will try this week. My friend is letting me use his 28 foot Campion. I am spooled with lead core and I am ready to take on Beauchamps. Just hope the wind holds off. White caps on Beauchamps can be brutal.

Craig

Post by **cprince** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 8:53 am

GuinnessGuy wrote:Go right into town, and look to your right. Don't forget to pay the launch fee!

For a FREE launch, in Low, turn right to go to the dam. Follow the signs. If you launch here and plan to hit Ste-Marie, you'd better bring a big motor and lotsa gas.

GG

I do the Paugan to St-Marie run regularly. It takes me about 30 to 45 minutes with my little tinny with my 1977 15 hp Eska @30kph. I usually fish my way there, so the time is just a guesstimate. And my tank lasts all day with out a problem.

Not as far as you think. But it will save you the $5.

Craig

Post by **LeGrand** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 11:39 am

cprince wrote:
Bass Addict wrote:
cprince wrote:I hear they also stock Beauchamps in Gatineau. I was thinking of trolling in there this week depending on the wind. I am going to borrow my buddy's down rigger.

Craig

I'll give you $ 100.00 for every trout you catch in LAC BEAUCHAMPS.....
OOooo I caught one!!!!

We will try this week. My friend is letting me use his 28 foot Campion. I am spooled with lead core and I am ready to take on Beauchamps. Just hope the wind holds off. White caps on Beauchamps can be brutal.

Craig

You guys referring to the Lac Beauchamp of Boulevard Maloney in the east-end of Gatineau? And your are talking about its depth? How deep is that lake? What kind of dominant species in there?

Post by **GuinnessGuy** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 12:00 pm

I'm sure the guys are speaking of Beauchamp with a certain amout of sarcasm... If not, I apologize if I offend.

Beauchamps is about the size of a football field, no gas motors, no launch. It is stocked with trout every year, though most suspect that they die off due to the summer's heat. It's not a very deep lake.

Lotsa perch and cats to be had, though...

GG

Post by **LeGrand** » Mon Jul 19, 2010 12:23 pm

GuinnessGuy wrote:I'm sure the guys are speaking of Beauchamp with a certain amout of sarcasm... If not, I apologize if I offend.

Beauchamps is about the size of a football field, no gas motors, no launch. It is stocked with trout every year, though most suspect that they die off due to the summer's heat. It's not a very deep lake.

Lotsa perch and cats to be had, though...

GG

That's better. Looked like a pond.

But curiosity got to me.