Club du Lac des Baies outfitting extends over a vast wild territory of 45 square kilometers located in the Côte-Nord region, near Sacré-Cœur and Saguenay. This natural domain features an extensive water network including 45 lakes, as well as the rivière des Sables. Among the bodies of water are the large lac des Baies, Lac Castor, along with many other listed lakes such as Clair, Germaine, des Îles, Yvette, Croche, Moza, Hovington, Margot, Marthe, and de la Savane.
The forest habitat is characterized by lush nature, interspersed with bush-cut areas dating back 5 to 7 years, where wild berries are
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plentiful, providing an ideal environment for game. The territory is home to a diverse range of aquatic and terrestrial wildlife. The outfitting operation is well known for speckled trout. The waters host about 90% native trout and 10% trout that are occasionally stocked in certain selected lakes, with specimens measuring between 9 and 20 inches.
Terrestrial wildlife includes large mammals, small game, and upland birds and waterfowl. Moose actively frequent the area, supported by regular salt licks near the bush-cut zones. You can also find a population of black bears drawn to specific bait sites, where the average harvest is about 260 pounds, with measured specimens up to 425 pounds. Small game consists of partridge and hares, complemented by the presence of ducks on the domain’s lakes.