Domaine d'OskelaneoFishing & hunting outfitter

Domaine D'Oskélanéo is an outfitter tucked deep in the forest at Clova (La Tuque), on the site of a historic ghost village whose name appears on a map as early as 1831 and which served as a gateway to the Chibougamau mining region in the 1920s-30s. Walleye is king here, supported by a natural spawning ground on site and 20 km of river for walleye and pike fishing. For hunting, the domain offers moose, black bear, and small game (hare, spruce grouse, ruffed grouse). Lodging is offered in seven comfortable, well-equipped cabins with a running-water fish house and reliable 24/7

The place name Oskélanéo first appears on a map in 1831, referring to a large lake at the head of the Saint-Maurice River. It was only in 1906 that a Quebec surveyor precisely geolocated this lake a bit farther south. In the 1920s and 1930s, with the construction of the transcontinental railway, a village grew up at the junction of the rail line and the waterways leading north—becoming the gateway to the mining region of Chibougamau and also a resupply point for the fur trade and the timber cutting. After the decline and eventual disappearance of the old village of

Located in the Mauricie region, on the La Tuque territory near the Clova sector, Domaine d'Oskélanéo is set in the heart of a wild, preserved forest environment. The territory is centered mainly around the Oskélanéo River, offering a navigable route of 20 kilometers. The area has a distinctive historical and geographical connection: mentioned as early as the 19th century at the head of the Saint-Maurice River, Lake Oskélanéo was mapped to the south by a surveyor in 1906, thus preventing the place name from being submerged under the waters of the Gouin Reservoir. The site then became a strategic junction

Oskelaneo Domaine covers a vast, wild forested territory in Upper Mauricie, located in the Clova area of La Tuque. The estate’s ecosystem is structured around the Oskelaneo River, which creates an extensive aquatic network over a 20-kilometer stretch. This aquatic environment includes, among other things, a natural spawning area located just a few steps from the outfitter’s facilities—providing excellent environmental conditions for the maintenance and reproduction of the area’s fish wildlife. The aquatic fauna is mainly made up of yellow pickerel, walleye, and great northern pike—species that thrive in the waters of the river and the surrounding lakes. On land,

Le Domaine d'Oskelaneo offers a full range of activities focused on fishing, hunting and outdoor leisure. Sport fishing takes place in a 20-kilometer stretch along the Oskelaneo River, targeting mainly yellow pickerel, black pickerel and northern pike. Fishing packages include boats with motors and gasoline. Anglers also benefit from the services of a fishing guide, as well as a take-prep lodge (“fish house”) equipped with running water. When it comes to hunting, the outfitter offers packages for both big game and small game. Moose hunting is conducted on quiet territories accessible only by boat, with salt licks and enclosed, elevated