Parcours mouche du château de Tonquédec

In the heart of the Léguer valley, a 1st category river classified as a migratory river, you can fish in a remarkable natural area, classified as Natura 2000 and awarded the Site Rivière Sauvage label.

This attractive 1.8 km course is located between the château de Tonquédec and the footbridge at the château de Kergrist in Ploubezre.

You'll find a reach downstream and 2 smaller reaches upstream, with plenty of trout stations.

Between 10 and 15 m wide, the river alternates between flowing and non-flowing zones, due to the presence of 2 former mill reaches, more or less in ruins. The river bed is rich in large boulders, offering numerous hiding places for fish, as well as gullies and pools for anglers. The shady banks are regularly maintained by the AAPPMA du Léguer, offering numerous fishing spots along the way.

Advice for trout anglers: fish :

- the whole course, regardless of water levels

- fly fishing, from Moulin de Kervern to Moulin du Losser

Specific compulsory regulations:

- Fishing only with line < 20/100th

- Immediate release of all trout

- Use of a landing net mandatory

- Artificial whip fly fishing only

- Hook without barb or crushed barb

only 1 bridge gives you access to the banks, from downstream to upstream:

- Pont Maho, below the château de Tonquédec

10/15 parking spaces.

Services ++ from the tourist office:

* fishing card sales

* angler's kit (presentation of routes and prefectoral decrees)

* full program of fishing events

* geolocated access to the banks of the Léguer and Guic rivers

Since 2025, following a national moratorium, fishing for migratory species (Atlantic salmon and sea trout) has been totally banned in rivers, estuaries and the sea, including no-kill fishing.