A member is looking for portions of a floating aluminum dock from the north end of Lac Heney:
– two 4′ x 16′ frames with black floats
– one 10′ x 12′ frame.
Send an email to info@bvlacheney.ca if you happen to see them.
Another missing dock
Year: 2024
New Procedure for Fishing Licenses
The Quebec government has introduced a new procedure to obtain your fishing licence: you now have to apply online. This requires that you set up an account with Tourism Quebec, pay and print your license. When you go fishing, you will need your fishing license and a government issued ID photo.
General info and registration can be found here. https://www.quebec.ca/en/tourism-and-recreation/sporting-and-outdoor-activities
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Dear Members old and new,
Your support is the lifeblood of our organization, powering our efforts to ensure a clean and healthy watershed. As we navigate challenges and strive for progress, we need you by our side. Renew your membership today to sustain our impact and strengthen our voice on the issues you care about, including water quality, road repaving, and mining claims.
Renewal is more than just a transaction; it’s a vote of confidence in our shared vision. Join us in shaping a better future, one membership at a time.
We have made the process of renewing easier this year and the option to pay with credit card has been made available again. Click here to access the new membership page.
Thank you for being a vital part of our journey.
Roger Larson, President
Boat adrift
Heads up – we just received a report of a fishing boat floating off shore on Lac Heney just south of Lac Désormeaux Creek. Light blue in colour. No motor.
Thanks for the info.
Lost map!
Have you seen our watershed map that was posted in our kiosk? It seems to have disappeared during the ice-out. Strangely this has happened twice already…
If you want to download and print your own copy, here’s a link!
