Club de Pêche du Lac la Justone





About
Deep in Quebec's Far North, Pourvoirie du Lac Justone runs two remote fishing camps on tributaries of the Caniapiscau River: Facolli Falls, the main camp, and Hasté Lake. You fish for brook trout (speckled trout), which can reach 7 pounds, lake trout known for their impressive size — up to 30 pounds — northern pike, with catches often over 10 pounds, and landlocked salmon, a hard-fighting freshwater salmon that tops 10 pounds. Both sites operate from mid-June to early September and are reached only by floatplane, departing from Fermont or Labrador City. The cabins are fully equipped: full kitchen, lighting, running and hot water, shower, toilet, wood stove, barbecue and generator, with large aluminum boats and well-maintained outboards, buoyancy vests and gas on site. Facolli Falls is run on the American plan, with an on-site guide/camp keeper and cook and satellite WiFi at the main camp; Hasté Lake is a self-guided, European-plan formula for independent anglers. In the rapids, fly fishing only and catch-and-release is the rule, apart from a few fish to enjoy on site. In winter, the Facolli Falls site also welcomes snowmobile parties.
Packages
- Exclusive, personalized welcome for your party of 2 or 4 (two separate parties of 2 are never combined)
- Round-trip floatplane transfer from Fermont for guests, fishing gear and drinks
- The services of an on-site guide/camp keeper and a cook
- All meals prepared at camp (advise of food allergies in advance)
- Comfortable lodging, two people per cabin, and full use of the camp: lighting, running water, propane water heater, hot shower, beds with mattresses and pillows, wood stove, barbecue, running-water toilet, generator
- Large 16-foot jumbo aluminum boats with recent 20 hp 4-stroke outboards, maintained by on-site staff
- Buoyancy vests and landing nets
- First-aid kit and first-aid-trained staff
- Detailed briefing by on-site staff on arrival at camp
- Topographic maps of the territory
- Permanent XplorNet satellite communication with WiFi at the main camp (laptops, tablets and phones with 'WiFi calling')
- Transfer from Wabush airport to the floatplane base and back (must be booked in advance)
- Travel to and from Fermont from your point of departure
- Lodging in Fermont/Labrador City if needed before or after the stay
- Fishing gear, suitable clothing, a warm sleeping bag
- Personal items: towels, insect repellent, cameras, medication, etc.
- All soft drinks, alcohol and other beverages consumed at camp (available for purchase in Fermont)
- Quebec fishing licence (mandatory)
- Gratuities for the guide/camp keeper and the cook
- Round-trip floatplane transfer from Fermont for guests, gear, food and beverages
- Lodging for 2 to 4 people in a cabin, separate from a second cabin used as kitchen/dining room
- Full use of the camp: equipped kitchen (pots, dishes, coffee maker, propane stove/oven, fridge with small freezer), lighting, running water, propane water heater, hot shower, beds with mattresses and pillows, wood stove, barbecue, outdoor toilet, generator and solar panel
- Large aluminum boats with 9.9 hp outboards, spare parts, buoyancy vests, landing nets, gas and 2-stroke oil (for the outboards only)
- First-aid kit
- Detailed briefing by the pilot on arrival at camp
- Topographic maps of the territory
- Satellite phone for emergencies (must be booked in advance)
- Transfer from Wabush airport to the floatplane base and back (must be booked in advance)
- Travel to and from Fermont from your point of departure
- Lodging in Fermont/Labrador City if needed before or after the stay
- Fishing gear, suitable clothing, a warm sleeping bag
- Personal items: towels, insect repellent, cameras, medication, etc.
- All food and beverages consumed during the trip
- Quebec fishing licence (mandatory)
- No guide, no cook and no staff on site (a guide can be provided for an extra fee, for parties of 2 or 3)
- Large main lodge with living room, dining room and fully equipped kitchen (bring your own food)
- Three heated secondary cabins sleeping 2 people each
- Hot shower and running-water toilet
- Internet service and unlimited phone
- A developed site in the heart of snow-covered country, ideal conditions for snowmobiling
- Food and beverages
Prices are set by the outfitter and can change without notice. Confirm rates and availability with them before you book.
Location & access
Rivière-Mouchalagane (52.8117, -67.2200)
Access : Fly-in
Camps reachable only by floatplane. Trips depart from the town of Fermont in Northern Quebec, connected to the road network by Highway 389; return flights to the camp leave from Fermont or Labrador City. The town is also served by Wabush commercial airport (YWK), 33 km (20 miles) from Fermont; a flexible air fare is recommended, as weather can delay the return flight. The transfer from Wabush airport to the floatplane base and back is included in the packages but must be booked in advance. Depending on party size and aircraft type, one or two flights may be needed; weight limits apply and it is best to limit the number of boxes, coolers and rod cases. For the Hasté Lake site, bring waders: the floatplane lands on the beach a few metres from the camp. The main camp is Facolli Falls, at coordinates 53.269735, -68.304623. Return by road toward Baie-Comeau via Highway 389 is possible.
Reviews
Data refreshed on August 25, 2026 · Québec tourism registry — no. 850401
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