Club de Chasse et Pêche Lac O'sullivanFishing & hunting outfitter

Set in the Outaouais region, north of the La Vérendrye wildlife reserve, O'Sullivan Lake Lodge spreads across 152.5 km² of exclusive territory lined with lakes, forests and rivers brimming with fish and wildlife. Over the years it has made a name for itself with record catches of trout, walleye and pike — including a 36-inch walleye released back to the water. Hunters find moose, black bear and small game (ruffed grouse, spruce grouse, hare) in season. Lodging is in fully equipped chalets sleeping 4 to 6 (full kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom, lake view), on the American plan (meals included) or

Located in the Outaouais region, north of the La Vérendrye wildlife reserve, Pourvoirie du lac O’Sullivan covers an exclusive 152.5-square-kilometre (95-square-mile) territory in Zone 14. This wild boreal domain features about ten lakes, two rivers, and more than 300 miles of forest trails and roads. Over the years, the outfitter has built a solid reputation among fishing and hunting enthusiasts. Lake O’Sullivan holds the North American record for the largest walleye caught and released, recorded at 36 inches. The territory is also known for the quality of its fishing for lake trout (touladi) and northern pike, with trophy specimens weighing

The Club de Chasse et Pêche Lac O'sullivan covers an exclusive territory of 152.5 square kilometers located in the Outaouais region, north of the La Vérendrye wildlife reserve. This wild area features a rich hydrographic network made up of Lac O'Sullivan, numerous secondary lakes, rivers, and varied wetlands, including peat bogs, marshes, and small swamps. The main outfitter site is set up on a sandy point on Lac O'Sullivan, in the heart of the boreal forest. In addition to the main lodge and chalets, the territory includes secluded backcountry camps deep in the natural surroundings. Access to the various hunting

Exclusive 95-square-mile territory located in the Outaouais region, north of La Vérendrye provincial park and in Zone 14. Pourvoirie du lac O’Sullivan encompasses ten lakes and two rivers. The natural environment is made up of forests, understory, marshes, swamps, and wetlands, creating an ideal habitat for both land and aquatic wildlife. In aquatic terms, the territory is home to three flagship species: - Walleye is present in overwhelming numbers in the water bodies. It stays near sandbars in shallow waters, as well as beneath submerged tree trunks and rocks. Average catches range from 15 to 22 inches, and the outfitter

The O’Sullivan Lake outfitter offers a complete range of activities focused on fishing, hunting, and outdoor fun for the whole family. Sport fishing is available on ten lakes and two rivers renowned for walleye, lake trout, and northern pike. Guests have access to boats with 15-horsepower motors, a guide service by reservation, as well as an evisceration room to prepare and freeze their catches. Catch-and-release is also highlighted from the start of the season. Black bear hunting runs from mid-May to early July. It takes place on baited sites electronically timed from stands and strategically placed blinds, with guide services,