Air Mont-LaurierFishing & hunting outfitter

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

Air Mont-Laurier's outfitters are built on a rich history of wildlife adventure and seaplane transport under the presidency of Norman Ouellette. The outfitting network has grown over decades, beginning with the Pourvoirie Tibériade territory, which was the first to be selected and developed in 1976. Located south of Parent and crossed by the Némikachi River, this rugged sector serves as a prime natural refuge for moose hunting as well as walleye and pike fishing. For its part, the Pourvoirie Jesmer territory, located south of Clova, was initially developed in the 1950s to share its wild spaces—famed for wild brook trout

Gouin Reservoir (Lac du Mâle), south of Clova (Pourvoirie Jesmer), and south of Parent (Pourvoirie Tibériade).

The territories operated by Air Mont-Laurier, including the Jesmer, Tibériade, and Lac du Mâle (Gouin Reservoir) outfitters, feature a varied and preserved natural habitat. The Jesmer and Tibériade sectors are characterized by mountainous and rugged terrain. The landscape is carved by several major waterways, notably the Bleuets, Bazin, and Némikachi rivers. These steep areas, marked by natural passes, serve as a high-density refuge for moose. To the east and west of the rivers, the hydrographic network includes numerous isolated lakes, such as the Dorothy Lakes, renowned for underwater structures that harbor predator populations. At Lac du Mâle, part of the

Pourvoirie Air Mont-Laurier offers a range of activities focused on hunting, fishing, vacationing, and bush flying in Quebec. Sport fishing is practiced on a European plan across a multitude of exclusive bodies of water or on the Gouin Reservoir. Anglers target wild brook trout on isolated lakes, as well as walleye and Northern pike, using techniques such as trolling, casting, or vertical jigging. Motorized boats, canoes, and topographical maps of the territories are provided on-site. Moose hunting is a major activity, organized on exclusive sub-territories equipped with hiking trails, strategic watchtowers, and boats. Groups benefit from regular aerial patrol monitoring