The Rivière Chaudière is one of Quebec's most storied rivers, flowing through the heart of the province's southern region before emptying into the St. Lawrence River near Lévis. Stretching across a significant portion of the Chaudière-Appalaches region, this freestone river offers a diverse fishery that draws anglers from across Quebec and beyond. With a mix of fast-moving riffles, deep pools, and slower stretches, the Chaudière provides habitat for an impressive variety of warmwater and coolwater species. The river's character changes considerably from its upper reaches to its lower sections near the St. Lawrence, giving anglers a range of environments and target species to explore throughout the season.