La Pourvoirie du Lac CyprèsFishing & hunting outfitter

Pourvoirie du Lac Cyprès is a human-scale outfitter on the Côte-Nord (Manicouagan), holding exclusive rights over 53.5 km² dotted with 43 lakes. It is known for indigenous brook-trout fishing on 12 lakes in operation — one party per lake, moving to a new lake each day — across a territory that has always seen very low fishing pressure; a trophy-trout lake is also in operation, and catch-and-release salmon fishing is being trialled on Frigon brook. For hunting, four exclusive territories of about 10 km² each host bear and moose hunts on the European plan, over baited sites. Lodging is in

Pourvoirie du Lac Cyprès is a traditional exclusive-rights establishment covering a preserved 53.5 km² territory located on the Côte-Nord, in the Rivière-aux-Outardes sector (Baie-Comeau). Focused on tranquility and eco-responsibility, this human-scale outfitter prioritizes an intimate experience with a maximum capacity of 24 people at a time. The site operates on renewable energy to provide a calm and noise-free environment. Its territory includes 43 lakes, 12 of which are managed for native brook trout fishing under very low pressure, as well as access to Frigon Creek for catch-and-release salmon fishing experiences. For accommodation, the outfitter has four fully equipped cabins: three

The Pourvoirie du Lac Cyprès is located in the Rivière-aux-Outardes area, on the Côte-Nord. It is an exclusive-access territory covering an area of 53.5 square kilometers. This preserved natural domain deep in the forest offers a very secluded and peaceful setting, sheltered from noise, ideal for recharging and for outdoor activities. The territory includes a hydrographic network made up of 43 lakes, including 12 that are used for boating and fishing activities, as well as a lake specifically dedicated to large trout. The domain is also bordered by or crossed by the rivière Godbout, on which a 4-kilometer loop trail

Pourvoirie du Lac Cyprès features a 53.5 km² exclusive rights territory located on the Côte-Nord, in the heart of a preserved wilderness environment. The aquatic territory includes a group of 43 lakes, 12 of which are currently managed for fishing, in addition to a lake specifically developed for catching large trout. The hydrographic network also includes the Godbout River, characterized by its falls and rapids, as well as Frigon Creek. Aquatic wildlife is primarily represented by native brook trout, which benefit from low fishing pressure. A catch-and-release salmon fishing experience is also available on Frigon Creek. Regarding land wildlife, the

Pourvoirie du Lac Cyprès offers a range of activities focused on fishing, hunting, and outdoor vacations. Regarding fishing, stays allow for the catch of native brook trout across 12 managed lakes, with a formula guaranteeing a single group per lake and a change of water body daily. Staff accompany anglers to their lake to ensure they are familiar with the site and equipment. A guided catch-and-release salmon fishing experience is also offered on Frigon Creek. For hunting, the outfitter offers European plan packages for moose and black bear, including access to motorboats and ATVs for travel and game transport. Bear