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Pourvoirie Mitchinamécus

Laurentides·Lac-Bazinet· 4.3(12 reviews — Google)
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About

In the heart of the Upper Laurentians and crossed for more than 35 km by the famous Mitchinamecus River, Pourvoirie Mitchinamecus covers a 182.5 km² territory dotted with about fifty lakes. Fishing puts brook trout front and centre (found in around forty of the 52 lakes and in the river), with lake trout and splake in Grand Lac Clark, pike in lakes Omer and Louise, and walleye in more than ten lakes and in the river, where wade fishing is popular. Moose hunting takes place on exclusive zones of more than 15 km² attached to each cabin, over a three-week season; the black bear hunt, in June over baited sites, posts a success rate near 100% and combines with fishing. Small-game hunting (ruffed grouse, spruce grouse, hare) runs across the whole territory late in the season. Lodging is in ten round-log lakeside cabins (3 to 10 people), propane-heated and solar-powered, set between 1.5 and about fifteen kilometres from the welcome office. In winter the outfitter opens for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and ice fishing. Founded in the 1930s as the Iredale Club and later run as Pourvoirie des Cent Lacs Nord, it has carried its current name since 2005.

Hunting · FishingActivities
Exclusive rightsTerritory
By roadAccess
182.1official km²
European plan (no meals)Meals
Self-guidedGuiding
FRLanguages

Packages

Hunt
Included
  • Exclusive hunting zone of more than 15 km² per cabin
  • Maintained hunting blinds and salt licks
  • Round-log cabin lodging (propane stove, solar-powered fridge, solar lighting, BBQ)
  • Boats and oars, water tower and pump
  • Propane gas, firewood and kindling
  • Dishes, cutlery, pans and pots, fish scale
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Hunting licence
  • Drinking water, bedding, food and drinks
  • Safety vests (mandatory)
  • Motors and gas (limited rental available, reserve in advance)
Detailed rates
4 adults min., 7 nights (1 moose per sector) — week 1, 2 or 3$1,450
Good to know

Per-week, per-person rate read from the table on /tarifs.html (re-verified 2026-06-22). $1450 for a minimum of 4 adults, 7 nights — same rate for the first, second and third week. 1 moose per sector. Exclusive hunting zones of more than 15 km² per cabin; 3-week season. Minimum party of 4 hunters sharing one moose; harvesting a cow allowed from Wednesday on when provincial regulations permit. Hunting blinds and salt licks maintained yearly. Self-guided.

Included
  • Access to the whole territory (182 km²), no exclusive zone
  • Round-log cabin lodging (propane stove, solar-powered fridge, solar lighting, BBQ)
  • Boats and oars, propane gas, firewood
  • Dishes, cutlery, pans and pots
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Hunting licence
  • Drinking water, bedding, food and drinks
  • Safety vests (mandatory)
Detailed rates
2 people min., 2 nights — adult$180
Good to know

Per-night, per-person rate read from the table on /tarifs.html (re-verified 2026-06-22). $180 per adult per night, minimum 2 people and 2 nights. Across the whole territory (182 km²), no exclusive zone. Species: ruffed grouse, spruce grouse and hare. Stays offered late season, after the moose hunt. Self-guided.

Fishing
Included
  • Round-log cabin lodging (propane stove, solar-powered fridge, solar lighting, BBQ)
  • Boats and oars, water tower and pump
  • Propane gas, firewood and kindling
  • Dishes, cutlery, pans and pots, fish scale
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Fishing licence
  • Drinking water, bedding, food and drinks
  • Motors and gas (limited rental available, reserve in advance)
  • Bait
Detailed rates
2 adults min., 2 nights — adult$150
Child 13 to 16$100
Good to know

Per-night, per-person rate read from the table on /tarifs.html (re-verified 2026-06-22). May to September. Adult $150/night, child 13 to 16 $100/night, 12 and under free (free child rate not treated as a package price). Minimum 2 adults, 2 nights; minimum nights and/or people may vary by cabin and dates. Species: brook trout (in ~40 of the 52 lakes), lake trout (Grand Lac Clark), splake, walleye, pike (lakes Omer and Louise). Wade fishing for walleye and brook trout in the Mitchinamecus River. Accessible lakes are stocked. Self-guided.

Included
  • Round-log cabin lodging (propane stove, solar-powered fridge, solar lighting, BBQ)
  • Boats and oars, water tower and pump
  • Propane gas, firewood and kindling
  • Dishes, cutlery, pans and pots, fish scale
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Fishing licence
  • Drinking water, bedding, food and drinks
  • Motors and gas (limited rental available)
  • Bait
Detailed rates
2 people min., 4 nights — adult$130
Child 13 to 16$100
Good to know

Per-night, per-person rate read from the table on /tarifs.html (re-verified 2026-06-22). Reduced rate for longer stays: minimum 4 nights, May to September. Adult $130/night, child 13 to 16 $100/night, 12 and under free (free child rate not treated as a package price). Minimum 2 people. Same species and services as the standard fishing rate. Self-guided.

Included
  • Heated round-log cabin lodging (propane stove, solar-powered fridge, solar lighting, BBQ)
  • Propane gas, firewood and kindling
  • Dishes, cutlery, pans and pots
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Fishing licence
  • Drinking water, bedding, food and drinks
  • Ice-fishing equipment
Detailed rates
2 people min., 2 nights — adult$150
Good to know

Per-night, per-person rate read from the table on /tarifs.html (re-verified 2026-06-22). December 20 to March 31. Adult $150/night, minimum 2 people and 2 nights. Ice fishing; species per the territory. Self-guided.

Combo
Included
  • Daily-maintained baited sites
  • Fishing included (brook trout, walleye, pike)
  • Round-log cabin lodging (propane stove, solar-powered fridge, solar lighting, BBQ)
  • Boats and oars, propane gas, firewood
  • Dishes, cutlery, pans and pots, fish scale
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Hunting and fishing licences
  • Drinking water, bedding, food and drinks
  • Safety vests (mandatory)
  • Motors and gas (limited rental available)
  • Bait
Detailed rates
4 nights (min. 1 person)$1,450
Additional night$230
Good to know

Per-person rate read from the table on /tarifs.html (re-verified 2026-06-22). $1450 for 4 nights (minimum 1 person), $230 per additional night. Black bear hunt in June over daily-maintained baited sites (success rate near 100%); fishing included during the day (brook trout, walleye, pike). Self-guided.

Lodging
Included
  • Heated round-log cabin lodging (propane stove, solar-powered fridge, solar lighting, BBQ)
  • Propane gas, firewood and kindling
  • Dishes, cutlery, pans and pots
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Drinking water, bedding, food and drinks
Detailed rates
2 people min., 2 nights — adult$130
Good to know

Per-night, per-person rate read from the table on /tarifs.html (re-verified 2026-06-22). December to March. Adult $130/night, minimum 2 people and 2 nights. Winter stay for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and relaxing in a rustic cabin. Self-guided.

Activity
Included
  • Access to the hunting sector for scouting (July and August)
  • Round-log cabin lodging
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Fishing
  • Drinking water, bedding, food and drinks
Detailed rates
Adult — July and August, per night$80
Good to know

Per-night, per-person rate read from the table on /tarifs.html (re-verified 2026-06-22). $80 per adult per night, July and August only, for scouting/visiting the hunting sector (fishing not included). Categorized as an activite add-on, excluded from the headline package priceFrom.

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

Location & access

Lac-Bazinet (47.5337, -74.8741)

Access : By road

Road access via Chemin de Parent, a gravel road linking Parent to the village of Mont-Saint-Michel; welcome office at km 112.5. From Autoroute 15 North then Route 117 North: 10 km past Lac Saguay turn right onto Route 311 North and drive 16 km, turn left toward Lac St-Paul and Mont-St-Michel, at Mont-St-Michel turn right and drive 3 km, turn right onto the dirt road, at km 82 turn left and follow signs for Parent. Cabin access roads are dirt and gravel, drivable by car, light truck, 4x4 or ATV depending on the cabin; some remote lakes are reachable only by water with a short or medium portage. Heliport at km 119 (Air Medic member, helicopter medical evacuation).

Reviews

4.312 reviews

Data refreshed on June 22, 2026

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