La CorneilleFishing outfitter

Corneille River Tucked in the heart of the Mingan archipelago, the Corneille River has an exceptional setting: a multitude of islands protects its mouth, creating a prime spot to observe each year the legendary return of Atlantic salmon—without forgetting sea trout, which is just as well suited here. With 20 km of fishing along exclusive rights, the river offers privileged access to stunning pools for an unforgettable fishing experience. Farther upstream, its upper lakes also host ouananiche (landlocked Atlantic salmon), brook trout, and squaretail char, widening the range of possible catches. On La Corneille’s peninsula, our 5-star chalets offer a

Salmon River, outfitter located on an island in the heart of the Mingan Archipelago at the entrance to the village of Baie-Johan-Beetz. Local and regional cuisine.

Pourvoirie La Corneille is located in Baie-Johan-Beetz, on the North Shore, at the confluence of the rivière de la Corneille and the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, in the heart of the Mingan Archipelago. Access is via Route 138 up to kilometer 1279. From Sept-Îles, Route 138 East leads to Baie-Johan-Beetz; a charter flight or a seaplane can also be considered for direct service to Baie-Johan-Beetz.

Pourvoirie La Corneille operates in an environment where boreal forest, bogs, the river, and the Mingan archipelago come together. The territory is associated with a wide variety of wildlife, including Atlantic salmon, ouananiche, trout, arctic char, black bear, moose, otter, seals, whales, and migratory birds. Its location on the shores of the Gulf also makes it an ideal spot for observing marine wildlife.

At Pourvoirie La Corneille, fishing takes center stage, especially Atlantic salmon fishing and sea trout fishing, with fly-fishing and guided-fishing opportunities. Your stay may also include kayaking, sea excursions, and wildlife viewing. The outfitter also offers introductory survival activities in the forest and cultural interpretation of Indigenous culture.