What fish are in Lac Code?

Lac Code typically holds walleye, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, northern pike, yellow perch.

Yes. Lac Code is public water managed by Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs (MFFP). Access is recorded as "Not yet reviewed" and sourced from OSM (Geofabrik).

Fishing at Lac Code, Quebec — Access, Species & Licence

Quebec, Canada Lake 12 acres Not yet reviewed 🌙 Night fishing

About Fishing at Lac Code

Lac Code is a public lake in southern Quebec / the St. Lawrence Valley, Quebec, managed by Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs (MFFP). It is open to anglers holding a valid Quebec Sport Licence. Public access confirmed via OSM (Geofabrik).

Lac Code, a 12-acre lake in southern Quebec / the St. Lawrence Valley, supports a mixed fishery of walleye, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, northern pike and yellow perch.

Region

southern Quebec / the St. Lawrence Valley

Surface area

12 acres

Public access

Not yet reviewed

Managed by

Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs (MFFP)

Night fishing

Permitted

Boats

Permitted

Fish Species at Lac Code

Walleye
Smallmouth Bass
Largemouth Bass
Northern Pike
Yellow Perch

Species typical for this region and water type — see "About" above for this water's own notes.

Access & Rules at Lac Code

Night fishing: No blanket provincial night-fishing ban found for Quebec — permitted by default, with water-specific exceptions possible. Confirm current rules for this specific water before fishing after dark.

Boats: Permitted — check specific launch restrictions locally.

Camping: Camping access in Quebec is more layered than in most provinces: much of the best land sits inside fee-charging ZECs (zones d'exploitation contrôlée) or wildlife reserves, and many remote waters are reached via private outfitters who charge their own access fee on top of the provincial licence. Free dispersed camping may be available on Crown land outside these zones, but the rules are not well documented even locally — confirm directly before relying on it.

Rules reflect provincial defaults as of this page's last update. Quebec regulations are amended in-season — always confirm current rules before you fish.

Fishing Licence for Lac Code

Sport Licence: C$26.73/yr resident (non-resident rate not confirmed). Quebec uses a single standard sport fishing licence covering nearly all species and waters (no separate Sport/Conservation tiers like Ontario). Atlantic salmon is the one major exception, requiring its own separate, pricier permit on designated rivers. Fee shown is the resident annual rate in Canadian dollars (C$); the current non-resident rate was not confirmed and should be checked directly before publishing.

Buy: quebec.ca/en/tourism-and-recreation/hunting-fishing-trapping/sport-fishing

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Frequently Asked Questions

What fish are in Lac Code?+
Lac Code typically holds walleye, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, northern pike, yellow perch.
Can you fish Lac Code at night?+
No blanket provincial night-fishing ban found for Quebec — permitted by default, with water-specific exceptions possible. Confirm current rules for this specific water before fishing after dark.
Is Lac Code public?+
Yes. Lac Code is public water managed by Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs (MFFP). Access is recorded as "Not yet reviewed" and sourced from OSM (Geofabrik).
What licence do I need for Lac Code?+
Sport Licence: C$26.73/yr resident (non-resident rate not confirmed). Quebec uses a single standard sport fishing licence covering nearly all species and waters (no separate Sport/Conservation tiers like Ontario). Atlantic salmon is the one major exception, requiring its own separate, pricier permit on designated rivers. Fee shown is the resident annual rate in Canadian dollars (C$); the current non-resident rate was not confirmed and should be checked directly before publishing.
Can you camp near Lac Code?+
Camping access in Quebec is more layered than in most provinces: much of the best land sits inside fee-charging ZECs (zones d'exploitation contrôlée) or wildlife reserves, and many remote waters are reached via private outfitters who charge their own access fee on top of the provincial licence. Free dispersed camping may be available on Crown land outside these zones, but the rules are not well documented even locally — confirm directly before relying on it.

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