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Fishing on Yamaska River Rivière de Gennes Canada, QC, Saint-François-du-Lac	Link  |   |  EINKW    The word Yamaska could be sourced to Abenakis meaning "there are rushes off the coast" or "there is much hay", from yam or iyamitaw, respectively meaning off shore and much, and askaw, meaning hay or rushes. This Amerindian name references baie de Lavalilière (Lavallière Bay), at the river's mouth where vegetation grows abundantly in a marsh. The name could also be from Algonquian hia muskeg, it means "river of the savannas" or "river with muddy waters"
Length: 160 [km] Road Access: A10
Source : Lac Brome Lattitude: 45.30   Longitude: -72.50 Elevation: 194 [m] Location: Nicolet-Yamaska	City: Lac-Brome
Mouth : Lawrence River Lattitude: 46.10 Longitude: -72.90 Elevation: 5 [m] Location: Nicolet-Yamaska
Fish Species       Redhorse, River    Sucker, White Bullhead, Brown    Muskellunge Bass, Largemouth    Perch, Yellow	Pumpkinseed Sunfish    Trout, Brown Trout, Rainbow    Bass, Smallmouth Trout, Brook
Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected      Lac Brome 45.3 -72.5    Source	Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected      Lawrence River 58.4 -115.0    Mouth
Close By Lat/Lon  |         Passe de Bolton 45.2 -72.4    10 km    Peace River 56.6 -122.6    5 km    Ruisseau McLaughlin 45.3 -72.5    5 km    Ruisseau Pearson 45.2 -72.5    5 km    Ruisseau Quilliams 45.3 -72.5    5 km	Lakes and Rivers Lat/Lon  |         Étang Chalmers 45.2 -72.5    10 km    Étang du Moulin 45.2 -72.5    5 km    Ruisseau Clarson 45.2 -72.5    5 km    Ruisseau Cold 45.2 -72.5    5 km    Ruisseau Durrull 45.3 -72.5    5 km

Last change: 2021-08-05