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Upscale hunting, fishing and lodging estate on a 205 km² private territory.
Club Hogue is a big game hunting, fishing and nature lodging outfitter in the heart of Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Qc. It offers 2 lodgings (up to 4 guests), 105 lakes and a 205 km² territory. Featured species: Northern pike, Walleye and Moose. About 6 h 02 drive from Montreal.
Club Hogue is located in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Quebec. A 205 km² territory dotted with 105 lakes. The closest service town is Senneterre.
Species on the territory
Sport fishing package offered from mid-May to early September on a selection of preserved lakes. All equipment is provided: premium boats, lures crafted on site, and specialized accessories. Primarily catch-and-release with fish preparation at the Fish House.
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Lodgings
2 cabins available in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, QC.
Cabin
Set within Hogue Club's vast 205 km² private territory in Senneterre, these renovated European Plan cabins offer complete autonomy and modern comfort. Designed to accommodate up to 4 guests, these independent accommodations allow visitors to experience the wilderness at their…
own pace without sacrificing well-being. Each cabin features a welcoming living room, a private bathroom, and a fully equipped kitchen for self-sufficiency during your stay. Guests enjoy total independence and privacy while exploring the surrounding lakes and enjoying sports fishing or hunting activities.
Room
Located within a preserved 205 km² private wilderness featuring 105 lakes in Senneterre, this American Plan accommodation offers a refined stay in harmony with nature. Accommodating up to 4 guests, these luxurious private rooms feature an ensuite bathroom and a…
private balcony, providing an intimate personal retreat. Guests staying in private rooms enjoy access to Hogue Club's grand lodge. In a warm and inviting atmosphere, the resident chef prepares refined meals and snacks showcasing regional and wild ingredients. It offers the perfect setting to gather and share stories after a day of sports fishing or hunting across the territory.Hunting and fishing
The following fish species can be caught at Club Hogue, Abitibi-Témiscamingue, QC: Northern pike, Walleye.
The following game species can be hunted at Club Hogue, Abitibi-Témiscamingue, QC: Moose, Black bear.
Hunting at Club Hogue is practised as follows: Permitted weapons: Bow / crossbow, Firearm, Shotgun (black powder or other). Available formats: Guided. Hunting zones: Zone 13.
In addition to hunting and fishing, Club Hogue offers: Canot.
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Getting there
745, boulevard Industriel, Senneterre
Air access only. A private transport pickup brings guests to a defined embarkation point, from which a floatplane or helicopter takes them directly to the estate.
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Hogue Club is an upscale hunting, fishing and lodging estate spread across a private natural territory of 205 km² with 105 lakes. The experience is exclusive and offered to a small number of guests at a time, lived in the refined comfort of private rooms or the intimacy of chalets in the wild. Three activities shape the season: black bear hunting from mid-May to the end of June (maintained baited sites, trail cameras, guidance from an experienced team), sport fishing from mid-May to early September on a selection of preserved lakes with premium equipment provided (primarily catch-and-release, with on-site tasting
permitted), and moose hunting from late September to mid-October, by bow, crossbow or firearm on prepared zones. A culinary pavilion and a 'Fish House' let the team prepare the game and fish for a gastronomic experience in nature. Lodging comes in an American plan (luxurious rooms, resident-chef meals at the grand lodge) and a European plan (self-sufficient renovated chalets with full kitchen). Access is by floatplane or helicopter from an embarkation point, after pickup by private transport.
Today, the Hogue Club estate spans 205 km² of private natural territory in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, home to 105 lakes. Once known by another name, the outfitter entered a new era under the impetus of new management. Renamed Hogue Club, the property has transformed into an exclusive sanctuary that blends untamed wilderness, elegance, and high-end comfort. While revisiting its hunting and fishing traditions, Hogue Club offers an intimate, refined experience. Access to the estate is by air, via seaplane or helicopter, ensuring complete immersion from the moment guests are picked up. The lodge offers sport fishing stays, primarily focused on catch-and-release, as
well as black bear and moose hunting stays in areas that have been carefully set up. The experience is also defined by a culinary dimension, where the preparation of fish and game is highlighted by an on-site chef and dedicated facilities such as the Fish House and the culinary pavilion.
Located in the Senneterre area of Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Club Hogue covers a private natural territory of 205 square kilometres. This protected property features 105 lakes scattered throughout an isolated forest environment, offering a preserved wilderness sanctuary. Access to the territory is exclusively by air, by seaplane or helicopter, after being picked up via private transportation to the embarkation point. This geographical setup and exclusive access mode help preserve the privacy of the setting, ensure complete peace and quiet for visitors, and accommodate a limited number of guests at the same time within a true wilderness area.
The Hogue Club estate covers a private natural territory of 205 km², home to a network of 105 lakes. This preserved wilderness environment is the habitat of iconic big game, including black bear and moose, as well as fish populations distributed throughout its various bodies of water. The territory is the subject of specific developments for wildlife management and monitoring. For black bear hunting, baiting sites are carefully maintained and paired with scouting cameras to ensure continuous observation of the animals. For moose hunting, the area includes structured zones with marked trails, salt licks, and tracking devices that allow for
a guided, safe approach. The 105 preserved lakes of the territory make up a protected aquatic environment where fishing is based on conservation rules, prioritizing catch-and-release while allowing a measured harvest within the estate’s lakes.
Le Hogue Club offers a wide range of activities focused on sport hunting, fishing, and vacation lodging. Black bear hunting takes place from mid-May to the end of June. Guided by an experienced team, it is carried out at baiting sites equipped with scouting cameras. An on-site culinary lodge is set up to allow the team to prepare the game and offer a tasting when regulations allow. Moose hunting is offered from the end of September to mid-October. It can be done with a bow, crossbow, or firearms in equipped areas including marked trails, salt licks, and scouting gear. The
game harvested is also handled by the team at the culinary lodge. Sport fishing runs from mid-May to early September on protected lakes. Provided gear includes premium boats, lures made on site, coolers, and specialized equipment. Primarily based on catch-and-release, the activity allows you to keep a limited number of catches, which are prepared by the team in a culinary area called the Fish House. Your stay includes lodging packages on an American plan (private rooms with balcony, access to the main lodge, and meals prepared by an on-site chef) or on a European plan (renovated, self-contained chalets with a full kitchen and living room). Access to the property is provided via private transportation combined with a seaplane or helicopter transfer.
Frequently asked questions
Club Hogue offers: Big Game Hunting, Fishing, Nature Lodging. The species found on the territory are Northern pike, Walleye, Moose.
2 lodgings are available on the territory, hosting up to 4 guests.
Air access only. A private transport pickup brings guests to a defined embarkation point, from which a floatplane or helicopter takes them directly to the estate.
Club Hogue is located in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Qc.
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