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Moose Territory Lodge is a fishing-and-hunting camp set high in primitive mountains on breathtaking Marion Lake, in northern Outaouais. Established in 1959, it is a true wilderness stay, far away from civilization. The territory holds 45 private exclusive lakes across 65 square miles (165 km²), leased exclusively for more than 50 years, bordering the La Vérendrye wildlife reserve. You can fish four species — lake trout (with pink-to-red meat), northern pike (reaching 20 to 30 lb), speckled (brook) trout, and yellow and blue walleye — in various easily reachable lakes, all supplied with boats and motors at no extra charge. Spring-fed Marion Lake is renowned for its lake trout and offers exceptional summer fishing. On the hunting side: spring black bear hunting (from the 2nd week of May to the end of June, 1 bear per hunter, over baited sites with tree stands) and fall moose hunting on private exclusive territory. Lodging is in about ten comfortable outpost camps (Marion, Arnot, Bapati, Caughlin Lake, Christian, Clement Lake, Hervi, Monic Lake, Pike Bay, Trap Lake), sleeping 4 to 10 people, several with running water, plumbing, an electric refrigerator, shower, inside toilet, outdoor BBQ, and fish fryer.