Location
Ramp Details
- Location
- Tourville, Québec
- Coordinates
- 47.108921, -70.009744
About This Launch
Lac Noir stands in the Tourville area of L'Islet (MRC) as a well-positioned launch for accessing streams. Local boaters have used this ramp for years, appreciating its location and accessibility for various watercraft.
Vehicle and trailer parking is available on-site with clearly marked spaces for boat trailers separate from regular vehicles. The access road is generally well-maintained, though checking conditions after heavy weather is advisable. Trailer maneuverability at the ramp itself is adequate for experienced boaters.
Boaters should ensure their vessels meet Québec registration requirements before launching. Check current access status before your trip. Launch fees, if any, are typically posted at the facility. Some areas may require additional fishing licenses or permits depending on target species.
This launch provides access to ponds, offering boaters a range of conditions from protected areas suitable for smaller craft to more open water for larger vessels. Water depths and conditions vary with season and weather, so local knowledge proves valuable for first-time visitors.
Popular activities from this ramp include boating and wildlife viewing. The local fishery produces trout and catfish, drawing dedicated anglers throughout the season. Paddle craft users appreciate the access to protected waters nearby.
Summer provides ample daylight for extended trips For the best experience, consider launching during off-peak hours when the ramp sees less traffic. Tourville provides convenient access to boat repair services and marine supplies if needed. Local regulations regarding speed limits, no-wake zones, and restricted areas should be observed for everyone's safety.
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About Boating in Tourville, Québec
Tourville serves as a hub for boating activity in Québec, with water access that attracts both residents and visitors. Anglers target crappie and trout throughout the season, while recreational boaters enjoy the rivers. Tourville provides essential services including tackle shops, marine fuel, and boat repair facilities within reasonable distance of area launches. Whether planning a quick fishing trip or an extended boating adventure, the Tourville area delivers on access and opportunity.
Frequently Asked Questions About Lac Noir
Is there parking for trucks and trailers at Lac Noir?
Lac Noir provides designated parking for vehicles with boat trailers. Space can be limited during peak weekends and holidays. Arriving early helps ensure parking availability, especially during fishing tournaments or summer months.
Can I launch a kayak or canoe at Lac Noir?
Paddle craft are welcome at most public boat ramps including Lac Noir. Many ramps have designated areas for kayak and canoe launching away from the main ramp. Be courteous to trailer boaters and use appropriate launch areas when available.
What should I do if Lac Noir is crowded?
Popular ramps near Tourville can have wait times during peak hours. Prepare your boat in the parking area before backing down, be efficient on the ramp, and consider arriving early or visiting on weekdays. Alternative nearby ramps may have lighter traffic.
Is Lac Noir free to use?
Launch fees vary by facility and managing agency. Lac Noir in Québec may be free, require a daily fee, or accept annual passes. Check for posted fee information at the ramp or contact the managing agency before your visit.
What are the hours at Lac Noir?
Many public boat ramps operate 24 hours, though some have posted hours or gate closures. Lac Noir access times may vary by season. Plan to launch during daylight hours when possible for safety and easier maneuvering.
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Alternative Boat Launches Nearby
1 additional boat launches are located within 14.4 mi of Lac Noir, providing alternative access points for this area's waters.