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Île Lamèque / Pointe Canot is a spot on Lamèque Island in New Brunswick's Acadian Peninsula, facing the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Lamèque Island, connected to the mainland by a bridge, is a low, flat island swept by gulf winds. Pointe Canot offers exceptional exposure to prevailing winds with considerable fetch on the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The region is the heart of Acadia, with its vibrant Francophone culture and fishing industry. Lamèque Baroque Music Festival in summer.
Gulf of St. Lawrence with significant fetch. Moderate to strong chop depending on winds. No major ocean swell (semi-enclosed gulf). Sandy bottom. Cold water but warming in summer (14-18°C). Moderate semi-diurnal tides. Coastal currents possible around the island.
Intermediate
Open all year round
Gulf winds can be very strong and constant. Cold water — wetsuit needed. Currents around Lamèque Island. Fishing boat traffic (crab and lobster fleet). Remote from emergency services. Fog possible.
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