The Miners' Creek comprises about ten developed trails for trout fishing. The fishing area extends for nearly 11 km and starts at the Trout Bridge. There are three bridges over the Miners' Creek.
The Miners' Creek is known as a salmon river. Occasionally, especially in high water conditions, salmon can be found there, especially the grilse (less than 63 cm). Salmon fishing is prohibited year-round. Catch and release is mandatory. Fishing for other species is allowed with a permit for Other species.
You can choose between fishing with a fishing line or fly fishing. There are some beautiful trout waiting for you, and sometimes some nice fights. Depending on the time of year and with fishing boots, it is possible to walk down to the creek at some places to reach the pools that are further away. Caution: The water level can be high in some places.
Camping
Camping is not allowed in the Dunière Wildlife Reserve.
Captures
You must declare your catches of the day at the Causapscal reception desk at 1-888-730-6174 or by email at accueil.causapscal@cgrmp.com by providing your name, the number of trout collected, and the date of the fishing day.
Cards
Access rights
The right of access is mandatory subject to a daily fee established by the ministry. You can obtain the right of access either by visiting the reception desk at Causapscal, via the virtual reception desk (PAV), or by phone. The right of access is free for a minor person.
Accommodation
Campsites are available for rent during the summer season, some of which are near the water.
Navigation
Kayaking or canoeing is permitted, but in some areas, you may need to possibly portage due to water levels. We recommend that you obtain free access rights at the Causapscal reception center to comply with safety and control measures.
VTT
The use of mountain bikes is prohibited.
