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Renowned hunting and fishing camp on Lake Kipawa in Témiscamingue.
Chalets Baie des Plongeurs is a hunting and fishing outfitter in the heart of Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Qc. Featured species: Walleye, Smallmouth bass and Moose. About 7 h 00 drive from Montreal.
Chalets Baie des Plongeurs is located in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Quebec. The closest service town is Laniel.
Species on the territory
Fishing package on Lake Kipawa including accommodation in a fully-equipped cabin, a 16-foot boat with 15 HP motor per two paying guests, 6 gallons of gas, fishing maps, and freezer space.
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Hunting and fishing
The following fish species can be caught at Chalets Baie des Plongeurs, Abitibi-Témiscamingue, QC: Walleye, Smallmouth bass.
The following game species can be hunted at Chalets Baie des Plongeurs, Abitibi-Témiscamingue, QC: Moose, Black bear.
Hunting at Chalets Baie des Plongeurs is practised as follows: Permitted weapons: Bow / crossbow, Firearm, Shotgun (black powder or other). Available formats: Daily. Hunting zones: Zone 13.
Getting there
Chemin Baie Des Plongeurs, Laniel
Road access. The camp sits on Lake Kipawa at the mouth of the Kipawa river, reached from the village of Laniel via Highway 101 North (north of Temiscaming, in the Témiscamingue area). The lodge address (Chemin Baie des Plongeurs, Laniel) differs from the family's mailing address — the operator expressly warns not to use the mailing address to reach the camp.
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Good to know
Taggart Bay Lodge is a hunting and fishing camp on Lake Kipawa in Quebec, close to the Ontario border. Owned by the Bouthillette family — in the outfitting business for over 70 years — the camp reaches Lake Kipawa from the small village of Laniel, at the mouth of the Kipawa river. Lake Kipawa is one of Canada's best-known waters for trophy walleye, northern pike and lake trout, and is also renowned for smallmouth bass; deep, clean and big, it has more than 1,300 miles of shoreline, thousands of bays and hundreds of islands. On the hunting side, the lodge
offers guided spring black bear (over very large territories with careful baiting and a high kill ratio) and moose in the fall. The cabins — rated 5-star and fully equipped for self-catering (full kitchen, hot and cold running water, flush toilet, shower, electric fridge, gas fireplace) — sleep 2 to 10 people and are remodeled regularly. The camp welcomes guests from Canada, the USA and Europe every year.
Located on Lake Kipawa (over 1,300 miles of shoreline, thousands of bays and hundreds of islands) at the mouth of the Kipawa River near Laniel.
Frequently asked questions
Chalets Baie des Plongeurs offers: Hunting, Fishing. The species found on the territory are Walleye, Smallmouth bass, Moose.
Packages start at 812 $. The exact rate depends on the period, length of stay and party size.
Road access. The camp sits on Lake Kipawa at the mouth of the Kipawa river, reached from the village of Laniel via Highway 101 North (north of Temiscaming, in the Témiscamingue area). The lodge address (Chemin Baie des Plongeurs, Laniel) differs from the family's mailing address — the operator expressly warns not to use the mailing address to reach the camp.
Dépôts non remboursables et non transférables.
Chalets Baie des Plongeurs is located in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Qc.
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