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Lake Cèdre — Moose Territory Lodge

Cedar Lake is one of the primary lakes on the territory known for abundant yellow and blue walleye as well as northern pike. The lake is easily reached via a short 5-minute walking portage from the main camp area. Boats and pontoon boats equipped with motors are kept ready on site for anglers. Walleye fishing on Cedar Lake picks up significantly around early to mid-June and remains productive throughout the summer season. Trolling slowly with jig heads and worms or worm harnesses is recommended. Daily limits are six walleye and six pike per angler.

Species
Doré · Brochet
Location
Lac-Nilgaut, Outaouais, QC

The lake in detail

Fishing at Lake Cèdre with Moose Territory Lodge

Species found at Lake Cèdre

  • Doré
  • Brochet

Lake access

Access difficulty
Easy

Access and location

  • 5 h 31 from Montreal (496 km)
  • 7 h 49 from Quebec City (704 km)
  • 3 h 38 from Gatineau (327 km)
  • 7 h 23 from Sherbrooke (664 km)

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Capacity2 people
Boats1 / 1 available

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You can fish: Doré and Brochet.

Lake Cèdre is on Moose Territory Lodge's territory, Lac-Nilgaut, Outaouais, QC.

Access to Lake Cèdre is rated Easy.

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