Vallée-Jonction Hunting and Fishing Club

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The Vallée-Jonction Hunting and Fishing Club has three lakes where visitors can fish for trout any time of the year. There is no limit to the number of fish caught, and there is no need for a fishing license. From the start of June to the end of August, this club offers crossbow and archery courses. Check their website for specific timings and schedules if you plan to visit.

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