Club ChambeauxFishing & hunting outfitter

Club Chambeaux is a non-exclusive outfitting operation in Caniapiscau, Côte-Nord, in hunting and fishing zone 28. Registered with Québec's tourism registry (no. 850409), the establishment has 3 cabins and is open from June 10 to September 7. On site: freezer and ice, bedding provided, aircraft, floatplane or helicopter charter, battery charging, life jackets.

Club Chambeaux is located along a waterway that rises in the highlands of Nouveau-Québec near the 52nd parallel north, then flows for approximately 300 miles to Ungava Bay. Crisscrossed by numerous rapids, the sector serves as a premier location for trophy fishing. The destination is renowned for the variety, size, and remarkable combativeness of its catches, set in the heart of a wilderness environment of striking beauty.

Club Chambeaux's territory extends along the Caniapiscau River, a major waterway originating in the highlands of Nouveau-Québec near the 52nd parallel north. The river flows for approximately 300 miles before emptying its northern waters into Ungava Bay. The relief and geography of this wilderness sector are defined by numerous rapids, creating exceptional water structures for anglers in search of trophy fish. The natural environment offers spectacular landscapes in the heart of a preserved territory. This rich aquatic ecosystem supports several iconic northern species, notably landlocked salmon, lake trout, indigenous brook trout, and northern pike, all renowned for their size and

Club Chambeaux's territory is centered around the Caniapiscau River, a vast waterway originating in the highlands of Nouveau-Québec near the 52nd parallel north. The river flows for approximately 300 miles to reach Ungava Bay. Located in the Schefferville sector, this northern environment is characterized by multiple rapids that crisscross the waterway, creating an aquatic habitat conducive to the development of exceptional fish. The outfitter's aquatic wildlife includes several star species: landlocked salmon, lake trout, indigenous brook trout, and northern pike. This wild natural setting is distinguished by the quality, size, variety, and combativeness of the fish living there, offering an

At Club Chambeaux, the primary activity offered is sport fishing on the Caniapiscau River. Fishing enthusiasts can navigate the many rapids that crisscross the river sector to target powerful, large species such as landlocked salmon, lake trout, indigenous brook trout, and northern pike. The experience is specifically designed for trophy hunters looking to test themselves against the strength of fish in the sector's turbulent waters. Beyond fishing, the outfitter allows guests to enjoy an exceptionally beautiful northern wilderness environment, extending from the Schefferville region to the shores of Ungava Bay, providing a magnificent setting for outdoor vacationing and exploring the