Aventures Jack Hume

Nord-du-Québec·Rivière-Koksoak·★ (no Google reviews)

About

Jack Hume Adventures now operates as Caniapiscau Expeditions, run by owner-pilot Richard Hume. At the end of the Trans-Taïga Road in Northern Quebec, the Lac Pau base camps offer comfortable, solar-powered lodging with 24-hour electricity, just 5 minutes from the Caniapiscau Reservoir, the largest body of freshwater in Quebec. The fishing reaches some of the best lake-trout waters in Canada, along with landlocked salmon, northern pike and brook trout. Meals follow the American plan (breakfast, packed lunch, home-cooked supper). Boat rentals, possible guide service, and refrigeration and storage services are available. To go further, book a flight in a DHC-2 Beaver with Richard Hume (30+ years of experience) to remote fishing sites or for sightseeing — you choose the route.

Non-exclusiveTerritory

By road · Fly-inAccess

CabinLodging

Aug 15 – Oct 15Season

American plan (meals included)Meals

Guides availableGuiding

Packages

Fishing

Included

Comfortable lodging at the Lac Pau base camps (private cabins with 2/3/4 bedrooms, rustic post-and-beam lakeside chalet, or an 8-private-room guest house)
Meals (breakfast, packed lunch and home-cooked supper) — American plan
24-hour electricity (solar power)
WIFI internet throughout the base
Close access to the Caniapiscau Reservoir (5 minutes away)

Not included

Boat rental (available, extra)
Guide service (possible, extra)
Fly-out fishing / sightseeing flight (DHC-2 Beaver, extra)
Refrigeration and storage services (available, extra)

Activity

Prices are set by the outfitter and can change without notice. Confirm rates and availability with them before you book.

Location & access

Rivière-Koksoak (54.8395, -69.8919)

Access : By road · Fly-in

Base camps at Lac Pau, at the end of the Trans-Taïga Road in Northern Quebec, 5 minutes from the Caniapiscau Reservoir. Fly-out fishing and sightseeing available by floatplane (DHC-2 Beaver) with the owner-pilot to remote sites.

Fishing zone 22