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
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geese). Lodging is in fifteen new or renovated lakefront cottages, some on private islands, accommodating 2 to 14 people (European plan, equipped kitchen; some with interior washroom and electricity, hot showers in a central showerhouse). Canoeing, paddle boats, a games room, a playground and a satellite telephone round out the experience of a true wilderness getaway.