Boat launch at bridge Jacques-Cartier

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Boat launch at bridge Jacques-Cartier

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Hi,

Does anyone know if I can launch the fishing baot at the boat ramp at place bridge Jacques-Cartier near the Hull Marina and can I park the car with trailer there? How much is the fee? Thanks.
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$ 14.00 dollars which is way too much....also need to pay the machine with toonies only :oops: :? :roll: lots of parking by the way
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I think you mean the McDonald-Cartier Bridge.
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Is it opened year around ? Free in the spring and fall?
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Thanks. I thought it is a flat $8 parking fee based on Gatineau city page. http://www.gatineau.ca/page.asp?p=trans ... municipaux
Stationnement du port de plaisance Jacques-Cartier
In parc Jacques-Cartier, rue Laurier
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$98 per month
Fixed rate of $8 per day

Is this the city owned site for parking for car/trailer? Or I have to oark at Hull Marina's site?

Any cheap option to enter this area so I can fishing beneath the Nepean point / Rideau fall? I have a 16ft boat. Is the ramp at Ottawa side Blair road Ok for my boat launch?
Bass Addict wrote:$ 14.00 dollars which is way too much....also need to pay the machine with toonies only :oops: :? :roll: lots of parking by the way
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I mean Alexandra bridge near Civilization Museum.
Walker wrote:I think you mean the McDonald-Cartier Bridge.
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I've never paid there, never had problems, no tickets, I usually drop in after work, fish until it's dark and then pull the boat out.
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I can say that in the past 2 years I've been there at least 30 times.. Maybe more.. I live in Hull so it is the closes launch to me.
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Were you park at the city owned parking lot or hull marina slot? It could be because you parked there after work. I will double check when I go there tomorrow. Any good spots recommended for a morning action other than cats? Thanks.
ShawnD wrote:I've never paid there, never had problems, no tickets, I usually drop in after work, fish until it's dark and then pull the boat out.
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I can say that in the past 2 years I've been there at least 30 times.. Maybe more.. I live in Hull so it is the closes launch to me.
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Lots of gar and musky under Rideau Falls....

Dying to get out there again...
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seahawk wrote:Were you park at the city owned parking lot or hull marina slot? It could be because you parked there after work. I will double check when I go there tomorrow. Any good spots recommended for a morning action other than cats? Thanks.
ShawnD wrote:I've never paid there, never had problems, no tickets, I usually drop in after work, fish until it's dark and then pull the boat out.
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I can say that in the past 2 years I've been there at least 30 times.. Maybe more.. I live in Hull so it is the closes launch to me.

Past the bridge on your left there's a island, between there and the shore there's a lot of wood in the water and I've caught plenty small mouth bass there.
Before the island, again on the left there's a shallow flat. Nice to hit with a topwater for large mouth bass.

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blair road launch will get you to the falls or the bridge and theres no problem at the launch free parking and good launch there was a honda civic the other day pulling out a 16 footer spun a bit but got it out no problem.
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Thanks guys again, will report back. Have a great weekend!
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Its also a great launch for late season. I believe you don't have to pay after 5pm or something. I have gotten a ticket once before there.
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