| 2025 Pricing (plus taxes) | ||||
| Initiation | Duration | Price | Content | Fishing place |
| Basic initiation “Discovery of Mars” | 4 hours
Departure at 8 a.m. or 1 p.m. |
$136,17
(Non-resident of QC: $166.17 + tax) |
Tour of the observatory
(approximately 20 minutes) Learn basic fly fishing techniques and casting techniques. |
Pits No. 32, 9, 26 and beyond
(Low March sector) |
| Basic Introduction
“A Day on Mars” |
Full day with 4 hours of training
Departure at 8 a.m. |
$173.93
(Non-QC residents: $203.93) |
Tour of the observatory
(approximately 20 minutes) Learn fly fishing casting and techniques. Admission to the observatory for the day after the introduction |
Pits No. 32, 9, 26 and beyond
(Lower Mars sector) |
| Option
“Grande Mars” Accompanied by an expert |
6 a.m.
8 a.m.-2 p.m. |
$250.36/person
(Non-resident: $280.36 + tax) (2 people minimum) 1 person = $396.59 (Non-resident of QC: $426.59)
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Fly fishing lessons.
Fishing on the Upper Mars River with a guide. Includes access to the ZEC and the Rivière-à-Mars base guide. Bring your lunch!
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Upper Mars sector.
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Activity Difficulty Level: Beginner. Suitable for adults and youth aged 12 and up.
The activity takes place in a natural environment, along a river with often rocky banks.
Travel: You will need to walk on natural trails to reach the fishing pools. Depending on the chosen initiation, you may also travel by car to access different pools.
Required clothing: Dress in dark or neutral colors, depending on the forecasted weather. Bring a hat or cap, sunglasses, and weather-appropriate clothing (windbreaker or rain jacket if needed). Closed-toe shoes suitable for walking in nature are recommended.
Required equipment: Bring a reusable water bottle, insect repellent, sunscreen, and any personal medication (e.g., for allergies or motion sickness, if applicable). You may also bring your lunch to enjoy a picnic by the river.
Fishing gear (fly rod, boots, etc.) will be provided on site.
