La Pourvoirie ÉtamamiouFishing outfitter

Pourvoirie Étamamiou is owned by the age-old Innu community of Unamen Shipu (La Romaine), on Quebec's Lower North Shore. Holder of the exclusive fishing rights over the Étamamiou River basin (5 km upstream from its mouth into the Gulf of St. Lawrence), it offers one of Quebec's finest Atlantic salmon rivers, with a success rate among the highest in eastern North America. Sea trout fishing and a demonstration of the traditional pole capture of lobster are also available. The guides, Innu members of Unamen Shipu, represent a culture present for more than 9,000 years on this stretch of the Gulf

The Pourvoirie Étamamiou is located in Petit-Mécatina, on the North Shore, 5 km upstream from the mouth of the rivière Étamamiou, in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. The outfitter holds exclusive fishing rights on the watershed of this river. Access is by boat or by seaplane from Natashquan, according to the information published by Pourvoiries Québec.

Pourvoirie Étamamiou is located in a natural setting dominated by the Étamamiou River and the many bodies of water of the Basse-Côte-Nord. Official sources confirm wildlife-viewing activities, without specifying a list of land species. The aquatic environment is particularly frequented by Atlantic salmon and sea trout, two confirmed fish species for fishing.

Pourvoirie Étamamiou offers mainly Atlantic salmon and sea trout fishing. Fishing takes place in the river, including fly fishing and guided trips with assistance from guides. Pourvoirie Étamamiou also offers wildlife viewing activities, hunting, and interpretation of Indigenous culture. The stay allows you to explore a territory connected to the Innu community of Unamen Shipu.