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Pourvoirie du Lac Paul

Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean·Mont-Valin·★ 5.0(2 reviews — Google)
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About

Located in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region, Pourvoirie du Lac Paul awaits you on its island in the heart of a 98 km² exclusive-rights territory (26 lakes, 2 rivers). Access is by a wide, well-maintained forest road up to km 168, then a 10-minute pontoon crossing to the island. Lac Paul (16 km²) teems with native brook trout (average catch 12 inches); you can also try for pike on the nearby Manouane River. Each summer, about ten other bodies of water are opened on a rotation. Lodging in fully equipped cabins (European plan, self-sufficient) with hot water, shower, stove, wood stove and BBQ. LUND 14' jumbo boats with 4-stroke 8 HP motors provided; gutting, preparation and preservation of the catch included. In June, bear hunting (zone 29, baited sites) is offered on its own or in a fishing combo; moose hunting is also available. An AIR MÉDIC–certified outfitter.

Non-exclusiveTerritory
By road · By boatAccess
CabinLodging
May 27 – Oct 6Season
European plan (no meals)Meals
Guides availableGuiding

Packages

Hunt
Included
  • Baited sites and closed blinds / tower stands
  • Equipped-cabin lodging
  • LUND boat, motor, pontoon crossing to the island
  • Field-dressing and cold storage of game
Not included
  • Hunting licence
  • Meat preservation or hide recovery (extra fees)
Included
  • 98 km² exclusive-rights territory
  • Equipped-cabin lodging (hot water, shower, fridge, stove, wood stove, BBQ)
  • LUND boat, motor, pontoon crossing to the island
  • Field-dressing and cold storage of game
Not included
  • Hunting licence
  • Food, drinks, equipment
  • Zec des Passes access fee (about $10 per vehicle)
Fishing
Included
  • 14' LUND jumbo aluminum boat, Mercury 8 HP 4-stroke motor, gas (20L)
  • Candock floating dock
  • Lakeview cabin (hot water, shower, fridge, stove with oven, wood stove, propane BBQ, solar lighting)
  • Dishes, kitchen accessories and utensils, kettle, percolator, salt and pepper, soap, toilet paper
  • Field-dressing, preparation and cold storage of catch (on ice)
  • Pontoon crossing to the island (10 minutes, life jackets provided free)
  • On-island fishing mini-shop (lures, worms, ice, licences)
  • AIR MÉDIC certification (emergency medical rescue)
Not included
  • Fishing licence
  • Food, drinks, sleeping bag, bath towels, fishing equipment
  • Zec des Passes access fee (about $10 per vehicle, payable on the way in)
  • Guide fee ($175/day, optional)
Detailed rates
May-June to mid-July / day / person$145
Mid-July, August and September / day / person$120
Additional night / person$90
Family package – 3 nights (from mid-July)$720
Family package – 6 nights (from mid-July)$1,400
Companion without fishing / day$75
Guide fee / day (optional)$175
Combo
Included
  • Baited sites and closed blinds / tower stands
  • Equipped-cabin lodging (hot water, shower, fridge, stove, wood stove, BBQ)
  • LUND boat, motor, pontoon crossing to the island
  • Field-dressing and cold storage of game
Not included
  • Hunting licence
  • Meat preservation or hide recovery (extra fees)
  • Zec des Passes access fee (about $10 per vehicle)

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

Location & access

Mont-Valin (48.4282, -71.0564)

Access : By road · By boat

98 km² exclusive-rights territory (Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean), GPS 49°52'34"N 70°46'36"W. From Québec City: routes 175 and 169 (Hébertville, Alma); from Montréal: route 155 then 169. Cross Alma to Sainte-Monique, then St-Ludger-de-Milot, to the Zec des Passes entrance (~$10/vehicle on the way in). Forestry road (~2 h, wide and well maintained) to km 168, then parking and a 10-minute pontoon crossing to the island (life jackets provided).

Reviews

5.02 reviews

Data refreshed on June 26, 2026 · Québec tourism registry — no. 850676

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