Flood waters in Quebec and some cat fishing @AdventureTimeOutdoors

Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

I have heard on the radio that we are very close to a bad flood in our area. In Vaudreuil and Rigaud unfortunately some areas had to be evacuated. So finding a fishing spot may be difficult. The plan was to go fishing at our local spot and found that the water was very high. After checking a few other spots with no luck due to flood waters. We found a new spot and fished there for the first time. We had some luck we landed a few early spring cat fish.

Flood waters in Quebec and some cat fishing

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