Mountain fishing paradise, the Boréon, get your rods ready!

Mountain fishing paradise, the Boréon, get your rods ready!

 October 1, 2024
 about 3 minutes

Le Boréon is the perfect spot for your next fishing session, whether you're a fishing enthusiast or simply looking for an outdoor getaway.
In the heart of the Vésubie valley, this little gem nestled in the Pure Montagne destination captivates with its crystal-clear waters and breathtaking panoramas.
A dream setting for a good time with friends or family, fishing rod in hand!

  Fishing in Boréon: Trout and breathtaking scenery

Lac du Boréon, just a stone's throw from Saint-Martin-Vésubie, is the place to be for trout lovers!
Fed by mountain streams, it promises some great catches:
- Fario and rainbow trout vie for the bottom of the waters alongside brook trout.
Enough to make your line tingle!

Photo of Boreon, the fishing lake

Le Boréon - CRT Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur photo library

Where to cast your line? Two options worth considering

- Lac du Boréon: The local star!
Ideal for fly-fishing, casting and spearfishing.
With a pontoon and landscaped areas, this lake lets you enjoy your passion to the full, while remaining easily accessible.

- Surrounding rivers: In the mood for wilderness?
Venture into the nearby rivers and streams, such as the Boréon or the Vésubie.
This is your chance to test your skills in more capricious waters, in search of well-hidden trout!

Practical info: Prepare your gear and take your card!

To fish in Le Boréon, you need a fishing licence.
You can buy it by the day or for the season, depending on your schedule.
Available from the Saint-Martin-Vésubie Tourist Office or directly from the Boréon chalet, prices are affordable:

- Day pass: From €10
-Season pass: Varies according to period and category. Find out more on the town hall website here

Photo of Lac du Boréon for fishing

Le Boréon - CRT Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur photo library

 

Regulations and professional tips

Don't panic, the regulations are simple but strict, to preserve this corner of paradise!
A few rules to keep in mind:
-Opening period: April to October, depending on local conditions.
- Quotas: A maximum of 5 trout per angler, leaving a little fun for your buddies!
- Equipment: Some baits and lures may be limited, so check before you go.

Preparing your day at Le Boréon

1. Take a look at the weather forecast:
In the mountains, the weather changes fast!
Take a jacket and check the forecast before you set off.
2. Respect nature:
No cigarette butts, garbage or breakages in this magnificent setting.
Respect is the key!
3. Sharpen your tackle:
Use appropriate hooks and natural baits, especially when teasing trout.

Le Boréon is the ideal spot to combine relaxation, nature and fishing.
Whether you're a beginner or an expert, come and take advantage of this exceptional setting to recharge your batteries and leave with plenty of memories... and maybe a few nice catches in the cooler!

For info on what to do in the area: lots of nature activities!

Le Boréon offers a multitude of outdoor activities, from fishing and walks around the lake to hikes to the Mercantour National Park.
Nearby, the Alpha Park offers an immersion into the world of wolves, while adventurers can try their hand at via ferrata. In winter, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are the order of the day.
Whatever the season, Le Boréon offers a wide range of activities for all levels.

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