Air Mont-Laurier serves a network of exclusive-rights outfitting camps by floatplane, flying out of its Laurentians seaplane base on the shore of Lac Tibériade at Rivière-Rouge (Sainte-Véronique sector). Fishing happens at Pourvoirie Lac du Mâle, on the Gouin Reservoir, known for its walleye and northern pike from early May to mid-September: five comfortable cabins at the main site, two more set back on the west shore, plus a kitchen and dining room for parties of eight or more. At Pourvoirie Jesmer, south of Clova, sixteen cabins are spread across a territory where every lake is exclusive — a single cabin
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per lake: seven lakes of native brook trout that has never been stocked, and the two Dorothy lakes, home to big northern pike. Moose hunting takes place in Zone 14, self-guided, on foot along a trail network with stands and boats provided: sixteen sub-territories at Jesmer and nine at Pourvoirie Tibériade, south of Parent, split by the Némikachi River and so untouched it feels like stepping back a hundred years. Every package includes round-trip air transport, a fully equipped private cabin on the European plan, and aerial surveillance every two days. The fleet — one Turbo-Otter, two Beavers and two Cessnas — also handles charters and custom packages anywhere in Quebec.
