Rivière Péladeau is a remote stream flowing through the northern reaches of Quebec, Canada, situated in the Nunavik region at approximately 58°36′N, 70°29′W. This is true northern wilderness fishing — a challenging and rewarding destination for anglers willing to venture into one of Canada's most pristine and isolated landscapes. The river flows through Category II lands associated with the communities of Aupaluk and Tasiujaq, running between the coordinates of 58°50′N, 70°45′W and 58°35′N, 70°30′W. Fishing here means immersing yourself in an untouched subarctic environment where fish populations remain largely undisturbed by significant angling pressure.