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Exclusive-rights territory of 251.5 km² in Côte-Nord for hunting and fishing.
Club Lac Victor is a hunting, fishing and ecotourism outfitter in the heart of Côte-Nord, Qc. It offers 2 lodgings (up to 12 guests), 34 lakes and a 251.5 km² territory. Featured species: Brook trout, Northern pike and Lake trout / charr. About 11 h 42 drive from Montreal.
Club Lac Victor is located in Côte-Nord, Quebec. A 251.5 km² territory dotted with 34 lakes. The closest service town is Natashquan.
Species on the territory
Sustainable fishing stay from 3 nights on the American plan at Lac Victor. Very low fishing pressure offering potential trophy native species such as landlocked salmon, Arctic char, brook trout, lake trout and northern pike. Includes lodging in 3-to-4-star log…
cabins and floatplane or portage transport from Natashquan.Rates hidden
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Lodgings
2 cabins available in Côte-Nord, QC.
Cabin
Club Lac Victor offers three- or four-star comfortable cabins located on the shores of Lake Victor. These accommodations provide a high-quality stay in the heart of a preserved wilderness area. During your fishing, hunting, or vacation stay, a boat with…
an electric motor and safety equipment is provided. The territory benefits from low fishing pressure to ensure a peaceful, intimate, and exclusive experience in an exceptional natural Appalachian setting.Packages at this cabin
Prospector tent
Club Lac Victor offers adventure stays in Innu tents for nature immersion enthusiasts. Located in the heart of an exceptional territory and untouched virgin forest, this traditional accommodation allows guests to experience unique and authentic expeditions. This type of stay…
is ideal for those interested in wilderness exploration, learning forest living skills, canoe routes, and observing northern flora and fauna.Waters
1 lake in the Côte-Nord region, with the species, packages and cabins tied to each one.
Lake
Lac Victor is the main body of water at the Club du Lac Victor outfitter, located in the Natashquan area on Quebec's Lower North Shore. This wild exclusive-rights territory covers 251.5 km² and encompasses 34 lakes and 7 rivers preserved…
in a virgin forest environment. Accessible by seaplane or via a 3-hour portage route from Natashquan, the site offers high-quality sport fishing with very low pressure on the resource, capped at a maximum of 12 anglers per period. The waters host five native fish species that can reach trophy sizes: landlocked salmon (ouananiche, 2 to 9 lbs), Arctic char (2 to 8 lbs), brook trout (1/2 to 4 lbs), lake trout (2 to 12 lbs), and northern pike (5 to 24 lbs). The sector features over 380 km of shorelines and four large lakes navigable at all times from the main camp. Lodging options include stays in three- and four-star cabins or expeditions under Innue tents, complemented by hunting opportunities for moose, black bear, white-tailed deer, and small game, as well as hiking and canoeing routes.Packages on this water body
Cabins on this water body
Hunting and fishing
The following fish species can be caught at Club Lac Victor, Côte-Nord, QC: Brook trout, Northern pike, Lake trout / charr, Landlocked salmon, Arctic char, Arctic charr.
The following game species can be hunted at Club Lac Victor, Côte-Nord, QC: Moose, Deer, Black bear, Ruffed grouse, Small game.
Hunting at Club Lac Victor is practised as follows: Permitted weapons: Bow / crossbow, Firearm. Available formats: Guided. Hunting zones: Zone 15.
In addition to hunting and fishing, Club Lac Victor offers: Canot, Initiation à la survie en forêt, Interprétation de la culture autochtone, Kayak, Observation de l'ours, Observation de la faune, Planche à pagaie, Randonnée pédestre, Location de canot, Location de kayak, Location de bateau-ponton.
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Getting there
Lac Victor, Baronnie de Kamouraska, Natashquan
Site reached by floatplane or by portage from Natashquan (Lower North Shore) — about a 3-hour trip along the centuries-old Innu portages, described as having no notable physical difficulty. The main camp gives access to four large lakes navigable in all weather (3,800 hectares). Main site sits above 550 m elevation. Northern pike is fished at the river outflow, reached by portage.
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Club du Lac Victor sits on a 251.5 km² exclusive-rights territory in the heart of the unspoiled boreal forest of the Côte-Nord, between the Natashquan and Aguanus rivers, in the Natashquan area of Minganie. The territory holds 34 lakes (22 of them still unexplored and 9 larger than 100 hectares) and 7 rivers, with over 380 km of shoreline and lakes navigable in all weather. Known for its fishing quality thanks to very low pressure (a maximum of 12 anglers per period), it is home to five wild native species that can reach trophy sizes: landlocked salmon/ouananiche (2-9 lb), Arctic
char (2-8 lb), brook trout (1/2-4 lb), lake (grey) trout (2-12 lb) and northern pike (5-24 lb), fished with lures or flies. It also offers hunting stays for black bear, moose, white-tailed deer, small game and migratory birds, as well as discovery, exploration and Innu-culture immersion stays (hiking, mountain biking, canoe routes, wildlife observation). Lodging is in 3-to-4-star log cabins or an Innu camp on a sand beach, on the American plan, with Indigenous and non-Indigenous guide service available. The site is reached by floatplane or by portage from Natashquan, an experience of about 3 hours along the centuries-old Innu portages.
The Club du Lac Victor operates a wild territory focused on protection, preservation, and integrated, sustainable management of its natural heritage. The property benefits from exclusive rights covering up to 251.5 km², including 34 lakes (of which 22 are still unexplored) and 7 rivers. To ensure exceptional wildlife quality and to preserve purely wild species (ouananiche, brook trout, lake trout, gray trout, and northern pike), fishing operations limit angling pressure to a maximum of 12 fishermen per period. Located more than 550 meters above sea level in the heart of the Appalachians, the main site is surrounded by century-old forests
and a biological refuge. The outfitter offers fishing and hunting stays (moose, black bear, and migratory game), as well as exploration, hiking, and immersion stays under an innue tent or in a chalet.
The Club Lac Victor includes two distinct territories offering a preserved natural environment. The Lac Victor sector, located in the Natashquan region on the Lower North Shore, covers a territory under exclusive rights of 251.5 km². This northern wilderness area made up of untouched forest includes 34 lakes, 22 of which are unexplored, 7 rivers, and more than 380 kilometres of shoreline. From the main camp, four major navigable lakes totaling 3,800 hectares are directly accessible. Access to this territory is via Natashquan by seaplane or by a portage route lasting about 3 hours. The second sector, the Baronnie de
Kamouraska, is located in Bas-Saint-Laurent, in the heart of the Appalachian range, and 2 kilometres from the Maine border. This exclusive-rights domain spans 65.2 km² within an accessible area of 656.2 km². Set at an elevation of over 550 metres, the site is surrounded by mountainous terrain that provides shelter for a biological refuge. Its hydrographic basin includes 5 main lakes, and the territory is crossed by a network of more than 100 kilometres of trails and routes. The vegetation features centuries-old stands of hardwoods and softwoods, as well as younger growth. This sector is 20 kilometres from Highway 20 East, between La Pocatière and Rivière-du-Loup, about 2 h 15 from Québec and 4 h 45 from Montréal.
The territory is made up of two distinct sectors offering wild, preserved natural habitat. The Club du Lac Victor sector, located in Natashquan on the Basse Côte-Nord, covers a land base under exclusive rights of 251.5 km², grouping 34 lakes (including 22 that remain unexplored) and 7 rivers. This environment offers a Nordic botanical and geological setting in untouched forest, with no human intervention. The domain of the Baronnie de Kamouraska, located in the Bas-Saint-Laurent in the heart of the Appalachians at an altitude of over 550 metres near Lac de l'Est and the Maine border, offers an accessible territory
of 656.2 km² (including 65.2 km² under exclusive rights). Its hydrographic basin includes 5 main lakes, plus more than 380 km of shoreline and 4 large navigable lakes totaling 3,800 hectares. The aquatic wildlife consists exclusively of five indigenous wild species that benefit from very low fishing pressure: - Ouananiche (from 2 to 9 lb) - Omble chevalier / Arctic char (from 2 to 8 lb) - Brook trout (from 0.5 to 4 lb) - Gray trout (from 2 to 12 lb) - Great northern pike (from 5 to 24 lb) The land wildlife and winged wildlife include populations of moose, black bear, white-tailed deer, small game such as partridge, as well as migratory birds.
The outfitter offers a wide range of activities focused on fishing, hunting, getaways, and discovering nature. For fishing, the stays target native wild species (brook trout, ouananiche, lake trout, gray trout, and northern pike), with limited pressure of no more than 12 anglers per period. Daily or seasonal packages are available, including the boat, an electric motor, and safety equipment. When it comes to hunting and trapping, the territory under exclusive rights allows hunting moose, black bear, white-tailed deer, and small game (including partridge), as well as migratory birds, along with trapping. For outdoor recreation and getaways, a network of
more than 100 km of trails and roads has been set up for hiking and mountain biking. Canoe routes, berry picking, and wildlife and plant observation are also offered in spring and summer. Adventure-focused stays and Indigenous culture experiences allow you to discover life in the forest and take expeditions into the wild. Indigenous and non-Indigenous guides are available. Accommodations are offered in a comfort plan (3- or 4-star rated chalets at lac Victor) or an adventure plan (Innue tent expeditions). Groups can also reserve exclusive use of the territory and accommodations.
Frequently asked questions
Club Lac Victor offers: Hunting, Fishing, Ecotourism. The species found on the territory are Brook trout, Northern pike, Lake trout / charr.
2 lodgings are available on the territory, hosting up to 12 guests.
Site reached by floatplane or by portage from Natashquan (Lower North Shore) — about a 3-hour trip along the centuries-old Innu portages, described as having no notable physical difficulty. The main camp gives access to four large lakes navigable in all weather (3,800 hectares). Main site sits above 550 m elevation. Northern pike is fished at the river outflow, reached by portage.
Club Lac Victor is located in Côte-Nord, Qc.
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