Bryson Lake LodgeFishing & hunting outfitter

Bryson Lake Lodge (Domaine du Lac Bryson) invites you to discover more than 140 km² of exclusive territory in western Quebec, in Zone 12, north of Pontiac County. Renowned for its outstanding fishing, the lodge holds 17 exclusive lakes home to four major species: deep-water lake trout, trophy walleye and northern pike, and brook trout. For hunters, it offers semi-guided moose hunting (twenty exclusive territories, an early season three weeks ahead of Crown land), guided spring black bear hunting over bait (May 15 to June 30), and small-game hunting in October (ruffed and spruce grouse, woodcock, hare, duck and Canada

Domaine du Lac Bryson is an outfitter located in western Quebec (Zone 12), north of Pontiac County, approximately 90 km from Fort-Coulonge. It boasts an exclusive natural territory of over 140 km² including 17 different lakes. The outfitter is renowned for its fishing, offering four major species including deep-water lake trout, as well as its spring black bear hunting, fall moose hunting, and small game hunting. The estate offers a variety of accommodations ranging from renovated or new cabins accommodating 2 to 14 people to suites located at the lodge. The site offers a wild setting perfect for the outdoors,

Domaine du Lac Bryson (Bryson Lake Lodge) is located in the municipality of Lac-Nilgaut, north of Pontiac County, in western Quebec, at the heart of the Outaouais region. The outfitter’s exclusive territory covers an area of more than 140 square kilometers (over 100 square miles), entirely within Wildlife Management Zone 12. This wild, remote territory includes an aquatic network made up of 17 exclusive lakes, including Bryson Lake and the 5 Mile Bay area. The landscape features natural forest, well-preserved bodies of water, and marshland areas. This natural setting is well suited to a variety of outdoor activities, such as

Domaine du Lac Bryson extends over an exclusive natural territory of more than 140 km², located in Quebec's hunting and fishing zone 12, north of Pontiac County. This wild environment is characterized by a preserved natural forest and an aquatic network comprising 17 different lakes, including Lac Bryson. The estate is home to four major fish species distributed throughout its waters. Anglers will notably find lake trout (touladi) in deep-water areas, including trophy-sized specimens. Regarding terrestrial wildlife, the territory stands out for its particularly dense black bear population, recognized as one of the highest in North America. Local wildlife also

Domaine du Lac Bryson offers a varied range of outdoor activities in the heart of the wilderness. Fishing is a major activity at the outfitter, with access to 17 lakes home to four primary fish species. Family fishing adventure stays are organized, with boats, motors, and fuel provided. Hunting takes place on exclusive territories. Black bear hunting is practiced in the spring, from May 15 to June 30, on active sites baited daily. Hunters can use their own ATVs to reach the locations or benefit from transportation provided by the team. The outfitter offers tracking and game recovery services, skin