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Pourvoirie Mike's Driftwood

Abitibi-Témiscamingue·Rouyn-Noranda· 4.7(18 reviews — Google)
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About

Mike's Driftwood Outfitters is a family-run outfitter in northwestern Quebec's Abitibi-Témiscamingue region, set on Lake and River Dasserat (3rd Lake – Kanasuta), in zone 13. Across hundreds of square kilometres of public and leased land, the territory offers spring black bear hunting (over baited sites, by bow or rifle; bears averaging 175-200 lb), fall moose hunting (guided or self-guided, during the rut), small game hunting (ruffed grouse/partridge and hare) and winter wolf hunting. On the fishing side, the network of lakes and rivers teems with walleye, pike, smallmouth bass, perch and whitefish, with guided trophy catch-and-release trips to remote lakes. Lodging includes a main lodge and seven private, solar-powered cottages accommodating up to 50 guests in groups of 2 to 8. On site: sauna, gazebos with gas BBQ, fish cleaning station, canoes, kayak and pedal boat. A welcoming outfitter run by Mike and Johanne Arko.

Hunting · FishingActivities
Non-exclusiveTerritory
By road · By boatAccess
European plan (no meals)Meals
Guides availableGuiding
FRLanguages

Packages

Hunt
Included
  • Private cottage (European plan)
  • Guided hunt over baited site
  • Baiting (average of 85 active bait sites)
Not included
  • Hunting licence
Detailed rates
7 days, European plan$1,720
Good to know

$1,720 per person, 7 days (Saturday to Saturday), European plan. Price read from the /rates/ page (reachable from the 'Rates' menu). Guided rifle or bow hunt over baited sites, in zone 13, spring season May 15 to June 30. Bears averaging 175-200 lb. Includes cottage, hunt and bait; hunting licence extra. 50% deposit required, non-refundable.

Included
  • Private cottage (European plan)
  • Hunt (guided or self-guided)
Not included
  • Hunting licence
Detailed rates
7 days, European plan$1,400
Good to know

$1,400 per person, 7 days, European plan. Price read from the /rates/ page. Guided or self-guided hunt in zone 13, fall season (last week of September for archery, October for rifle, during the rut). Limited number of moose tags. Includes cottage and hunt; hunting licence extra. 50% deposit required, non-refundable.

Included
  • Private cottage (European plan)
  • Hunt
Not included
  • Hunting licence
Detailed rates
Per day, per person, European plan$300
Good to know

$300 per day per person, European plan. Price read from the /rates/ page. Wolf hunt (species has no vocabulary slug — not added to gameTypes) in zone 13, in winter. Includes cottage and hunt; hunting licence extra. 50% deposit required, non-refundable.

Included
  • Private cottage (European plan)
  • Hunt
Not included
  • Hunting licence
Detailed rates
7 days, European plan$700
Less than 7 days – per day per person$125
Good to know

$700 per person for 7 days, European plan; less than 7 days: $125 per day per person. Prices read from the /rates/ page. Species: ruffed grouse (partridge) and hare, in zone 13, September-October. Can be combined with fishing. Includes cottage and hunt; hunting licence extra. 50% deposit required, non-refundable.

Fishing
Included
  • Private cottage (European plan)
  • Boat and motor
Not included
  • Fishing licence
  • Gas
Detailed rates
7 days, European plan$820
Good to know

$820 per person, 7-day package (Saturday to Saturday), European plan. Price read from the /rates/ and /fishing-in-quebec/ pages. Fishing on Lake and River Dasserat (zone 13 West), season from the third week of May to mid-October. Species: walleye, pike, smallmouth bass, perch, whitefish; ling is also present (no vocabulary slug). Includes cottage, boat and motor; fishing licence and gas extra. 50% deposit required, non-refundable.

Included
  • Boat and motor
  • Gas
  • Guide
  • Transportation to a remote lake
Not included
  • Fishing licence
Detailed rates
Half day (max. 3 people)$100
Good to know

$100 per person per half day (maximum 3 people). Price read from the /rates/ and /fishing-in-quebec/ pages. Guided trophy fishing with transportation to a remote lake. Includes boat and motor, gas, guide and transportation. 50% deposit required, non-refundable.

Lodging
Included
  • Private solar-powered cottage (fridge and lights)
  • Propane stove and all cooking utensils
  • Indoor toilet and shower, hot and cold water
  • Wood stove and pre-cut firewood provided
  • Access to sauna, gazebos with gas BBQ, fish cleaning station
Detailed rates
7 days – per person per night$75
Less than 7 days – per person per night$100
Good to know

Cottage rental: $75 per person per night for 7 days; less than 7 days (e.g. weekend): $100 per person per night. Prices read from the /rates/, /lodging-in-quebec/ and /atv-adventures/ pages. Solar-powered cottages (fridge and lights), propane stove, indoor toilet and shower (hot and cold water), wood stove and firewood provided. Any other lodging arrangement not priced is available on request. 50% deposit required, non-refundable.

Activity
Included
  • Boat and motor (2 people per boat)
Not included
  • Gas
Detailed rates
Per day (2 people per boat)$100
Good to know

Boat and motor rental: $100 per day (2 people per boat). Price read from the /rates/, /fishing-in-quebec/ and /boat-rentals/ pages. A boat safety checklist is supplied as proof of competency for the duration of the rental.

Prices are provided by the outfitter — check availability when booking.

Location & access

Rouyn-Noranda (48.2490, -79.0186)

Access : By road · By boat

Road access in northwestern Quebec (Abitibi-Témiscamingue), on the shore of Lake Dasserat, or by boat. From Rouyn-Noranda, follow Route 117 North ('Mont-Chaudron Route') for about 22 km past Arntfield, then take the 'chemin du Lac Labyrinthe' gravel road (marked by a 'Labyrinth Resources' sign). Drive about 19 km on this gravel road, staying on the main road; follow the 'Mike's Outfitter' signs at the two 'Y' intersections (keep right), then turn right at the last sign and drive 3 km to the site. From Ontario, the area is reached via Route 66 East and Cheminis Road (last gas station at Larder Lake, Ontario, before the gravel road). Secure parking for truck and trailer on site.

Reviews

4.718 reviews

Data refreshed on July 27, 2026

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