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Pourvoirie Rohault

Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean·Lac-Ashuapmushuan· 4.3(293 reviews — Google)
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About

Deep in the wilderness near Chibougamau, Pourvoirie Rohault watches over one unique territory and two large lakes, Lac Rohault and Lac Bouteroue, where you fish for walleye, northern pike and lake trout (touladi) in zone 28. Seven rustic, welcoming log chalets sleep 2 to 10 people: three on the peaceful shores of Lac Bouteroue, four on the larger Lac Rohault. Each has a full propane kitchenette, a wood stove for cooler evenings, generator power and battery lighting — and a boat comes with your rental, on request. Outboard motors are available to rent with gas included, and each of the two lakes has its own boat launch. In the fall the forest also lends itself to small-game hunting and to hikes through the colours. The site sits alone at the end of a 23 km forest road and is run without fuss: pets are welcome and children 11 and under are our guests for the night, free of charge. A family adventure led by Rock and Johanne, owners since November 2022 of an outfitter created more than 25 years ago.

Hunting · FishingActivities
Non-exclusiveTerritory
By roadAccess
European plan (no meals)Meals
Self-guidedGuiding
FRLanguages

Packages

Hunt
Not included
  • Hunting licence
Good to know

The outfitter advertises small-game hunting in the fall (the homepage 'Pas que la pêche!' section, and the Contact page invites questions about 'la chasse'), but no hunting rate is published: the Tarifs page (page_id=229) only lists the chalet nightly rate and the motor rental, and no hunting species or season is detailed. Full sweep of all seven site pages + textContent re-read on 2026-08-09: no hunting price, no rate-sheet image/PDF/Word doc, no booking engine. priceFrom left null — the chalet nightly rate is not presented as a hunting rate and inferring one would be inventing data.

Fishing
Included
  • Chalet lodging (see the nightly package)
  • Boat on request
  • Access to Lac Rohault and Lac Bouteroue and their boat launches
Not included
  • Outboard motor ($65/day rental, gas included)
  • Fishing licence
  • Food and drinks
Detailed rates
For 1 or 2 people – chalet, per night$95
For 3 people and more – chalet, per night$90
Good to know

There is no separate fishing package: fishing is sold at the chalet nightly rate read on the Tarifs page (page_id=229) on 2026-08-09 — $95 per person per night for 1 or 2 people, $90 per person per night for 3 people and more, boat included on request. 50% discount for ages 17 and under; free for ages 11 and under. Outboard-motor rental extra ($65/day, gas included). Zone 28 territory: walleye (limit 6/day, keepable 32 to 47 cm, season June 1 to November 30), northern pike (limit 10/day, no size limit, same dates) and lake trout/touladi (limit 2/day, keepable 45 cm and under, April 25 to November 30). Boat launch on both lakes; you may bring your own motor or your own boat.

Lodging
Included
  • Log chalet with a full kitchenette (propane appliances)
  • Wood stove
  • Generator power for part of the day + battery lighting
  • Water tank (water is not potable)
  • Boat on request
  • Dish towels, dish soap, garbage bags and toilet paper
  • Pets welcome
Not included
  • Drinking water (bring your own)
  • Bedding, pillows, bath towels
  • Food, condiments and drinks
  • Outboard motor (available for rent)
  • Fishing licence
Detailed rates
For 1 or 2 people – chalet, per night$95
For 3 people and more – chalet, per night$90
Good to know

Per-person nightly rate, read on the Tarifs page (page_id=229) on 2026-08-09. 'For 1 or 2 people: $95' and 'for 3 people and more: $90', per night in a chalet, boat included on request. Family discount: 50% off the per-person nightly rate for ages 17 and under; free for ages 11 and under. Taxes not specified on the site. Seven chalets: three on Lac Bouteroue (4 to 6 people) and four on Lac Rohault (chalet 4: 2 to 3 people; chalets 5 and 7: 4 to 6 people; chalet 6: up to 10 people). Full propane kitchenette, wood stove, generator power for part of the day, battery lighting, water tank (water is NOT potable). Pets accepted.

Activity
Included
  • Outboard motor
  • Gas
Detailed rates
Outboard motor – per day (gas included)$65
Good to know

$65 per day, gas included — read on the Tarifs page (page_id=229) on 2026-08-09. Source discrepancy to reconcile: the Infos Utiles page (page_id=1653, 'Chalet' and 'Embarcations' tabs) still advertises the motor 'for rent at $50/day'. The Tarifs page's $65/day is taken as the more current figure. A boat is included with every chalet rental, on request; you may also bring your own motor or your own boat (boat launch on both lakes).

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

Location & access

Lac-Ashuapmushuan (48.8108, -72.7334)

Access : By road

Road access only, in zone 28. The final approach is a 23 km forest road: an SUV or truck is essential, the road is rustic with rocky sections and a few rougher stretches, and you should allow 1 to 1.5 hours to drive it (more if you are towing a boat trailer). Arriving via Parc des Laurentides or La Tuque: after St-Félicien and La Doré, turn left onto Rte de Chibougamau Explorers at km 190, where a sign for Pourvoirie Rohault is visible; drive 4.5 km to a small bridge, then take the road entrance toward the outfitter — ignore the 'chemin barré' (road closed) sign and continue for 23 km. Signs at 15, 11 and 6 km confirm you are on the right road. Arriving via Parc de La Vérendrye (Maniwaki): after Louvicourt, turn right onto Rte 113 Sud/QC-113 N; at Senneterre, turn left onto 4e Rue O/Rte 113 Sud/QC-113 N, right onto 10e Avenue/Rte 113 Sud/QC-113 N, left onto 3e Rue O/Rte 113 Sud/QC-113 N, then right onto 14e Avenue/Rte 113 Sud/QC-113 N and finally right onto QC-167 S; at Lac Caché, turn right and continue to Rte de Chibougamau Explorers at km 190. On arrival, the welcome point is on your right. Site GPS coordinates: 49.386817, -74.234419. Boat launch on both lakes. The water on site is not potable — bring your own drinking water.

Reviews

4.3293 reviews

Data refreshed on August 9, 2026

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