Rivière à l'Eau Claire is a remote stream flowing through the Baie-James region of northern Québec, Canada, situated at approximately 52°12′N, 75°53′W. This is true northern wilderness fishing — the river winds through the boreal landscape of the Nord-du-Québec territory, far removed from urban centers and the fishing pressure that comes with them. The surrounding region is characterized by vast coniferous forest, wetlands, and the rugged Canadian Shield geology typical of this part of Québec. Anglers who make the journey to this remote waterway are rewarded with an authentic backcountry experience in one of Canada's most pristine natural environments.