Les Moucheurs Endiablés
are the guardians of the devil's river
In 1997, a group of enthusiasts founded Les Moucheurs EnDiablés with the aim of bringing together fly fishers from the Laurentians region, and promote the Devil’s River Fishing Sector as a fishing place destination accessible to all.
Les Moucheurs EnDiablés today has members from Quebec, Canada and elsewhere. It is a non-profit organization in the Mont-Tremblant region.
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Our mission
& achievements
Access trail management and stocking
LA RIVIÈRE DU DIABLE
Several times a season, Les Moucheurs EnDiablés organizes river management initiatives such as trout stocking in the Devil’s River. These are aimed at preserving this aquatic ecosystem by promoting its development. More than 90% of the budget is invested in this part of our mission. Other initiatives include maintaining access to riverside trails and signage along the fishing sector.
Promotion of environmentally responsible practices
LA RIVIÈRE DU DIABLE
We encourage our members to adopt environmentally responsible fishing practices including the safe and healthy release of fish caught. These practices make our annual investments in river maintenance and stocking efforts profitable, promote the establishment of an indigenous population, and provide a better fishing experience for all those who fish along the fishing sector.
Learning and training
LA RIVIÈRE DU DIABLE
We promote learning and knowledge exchange on fly fishing techniques through friendly competitions and events dedicated to this sport. All fly fishing enthusiasts are invited to participate.
Organization of major championships
LA RIVIÈRE DU DIABLE
Over the years, Les Moucheurs EnDiablés was the host and organizer of the National Fly Fishing Championship in 2008, 2012, 2015 and 2023.
In 2016, the Devil’s River Fishing Sector was also the site of the Commonwealth International Championship.
The Devil’s River Fishing Sector is also coveted by many groups and organizations that want to make it a place for competitive training and development.
2025 : National Fly Fishing Championships (3,4 and 5 july)
Official annoucement here :
THE DEVIL’S RIVER
A unique fly fishing area
In 1987, Les Moucheurs EnDiablés inaugurated the Diable River Fishing Sector which has 12 public access over 15 kilometers and includes three rivers (Devil’s, Cachée and Boulé).
A section of nearly 5 km is reserved by regulation for fly fishing only. This section starts at the junction with the Boulé River (P0) to the Avalanche stream (P5). Access to
this area is along Chemin Duplessis.
The only river in Quebec to have obtained this privilege outside of the salmon rivers, the Diable River is a jewel of which we are very proud and which we strive to preserve.
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The species you can find in the Devil’s River
How to fish legally?
To fish on the water bodies of Quebec, it is mandatory(without exception) to have a valid fishing license. You must have this with you when fishing, along with a photo ID to confirm your identity. This must have been issued by the government, one of its ministries or a public body. You must be able to show your license and identification, immediately, to a wildlife protection officer or assistant who asks you for them.
A daily or annual pass issued by SEPAQ is required to fish in sectors P0, P1, P2 and P4. You can reserve your pass here
Fishing sectors P0 to P5 are reserved exclusively for fly fishing.