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Wilderness fishing territory north of the 50th parallel, fishing the way it used to be.
Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu is a hunting, fishing, family experiences and nature lodging outfitter in the heart of Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Qc. It offers 1 lake and a 205.9 km² territory. Featured species: Brook trout, Northern pike and Walleye. About 7 h 02 drive from Montreal.
Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu is located in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Quebec. A 205.9 km² territory dotted with 1 lakes. The closest service town is Mont-Valin.
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7-night self-catered European plan fishing stay on Lac Perdu. Lodging is provided in a self-contained camp located in the middle of the lake. The package also includes a motorboat with gas for every group of two clients.
Wilderness fishing trip located north of the 50th parallel. Lac Perdu outfitters offers fishing for several prized species including trophy Pike, Walleye, and Lake Trout.
A 7-day fishing package offered under the European plan at Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu outfitters. The stay includes cabin accommodations along with a boat, motor, and gas provided for every two paying guests. Fishing licenses and taxes are not…
included in the package. A minimum of two adults is required per booking, and children aged 12 and under stay free.Rates hidden
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Waters
1 lake in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region, with the species, packages and cabins tied to each one.
Lake
Lac Perdu is the main and largest body of water within the outfitter's exclusive territory, located north of the 50th parallel in the Monts-Valin area of Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, approximately 250 miles north of Quebec City. Covering an area of 30 square…
miles with 88 miles of shoreline, this pristine lake features numerous islands, two of which are over a mile long. Water depth reaches up to 250 feet in its northern section. The lake is fed by two inlet rivers and connected to two outlet rivers. Its cold, clean northern waters support several sought-after fish species, including Northern Pike, Lake Trout, Brook Trout, and Walleye. Northern Pike range from 5 to over 45 lbs with record catches exceeding 60 inches, Lake Trout average 4 to 6 pounds, and Brook Trout reach up to 10 pounds in the connected rivers. Private cabins and boats are available on the lake, including a self-contained camp located on a central point benefiting from a refreshing summer breeze. The site also features sandy beaches, paddle boats, and a hot tub for family relaxation.Packages on this water body
Hunting and fishing
The following fish species can be caught at Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu, Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, QC: Brook trout, Northern pike, Walleye, Lake trout / charr.
The following game species can be hunted at Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu, Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, QC: Moose, Black bear.
Hunting at Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu is practised as follows: Permitted weapons: Firearm. Hunting zones: Zone 29.
In addition to hunting and fishing, Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu offers: Canot, Kayak, Observation de l'ours, Observation de la faune, Pédalo, Randonnée pédestre, Location de bateau-ponton.
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Getting there
360 Rang Saint-Louis, Mont-Valin
Self-contained camp in the middle of Lac Perdu, north of the 50th parallel. Departure point: Alma, Quebec. Allow about 4 hours north on the logging road (Logging Road 251). GPS coordinates: 50.657083, -70.228611.
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Lac Perdu is a wilderness fishing territory north of the 50th parallel, in operation since 1980. The self-contained main camp sits on a point in the middle of Lac Perdu (16 miles long, up to 250 feet deep, 88 miles of shoreline, 4 rivers), at the heart of a 150-square-mile exclusive territory with more than 100 lakes and 2 satellite camps in the high country. The cold, pure water above the acid-rain belt keeps the fish aggressive all season: northern pike from 5 to 45 lb+ (60-inch+ fish caught), lake trout (avg 4-6 lb), brook trout up to 10 lb
in the 4 rivers, plus walleye. The outfitter also offers spring bear and fall moose hunting on its exclusive territories. There are sandy beaches, paddle boats, a hot tub, and a remote family-getaway experience in untouched wilderness — fishing the way it used to be.
Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu has been operating in the hunting and fishing industry in Quebec since 1980. Established north of the 50th parallel in the Mont-Valin sector of Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, the outfitter is set in the heart of an exclusive 150-square-mile territory including over 100 lakes. The main infrastructure is centered around Lac Perdu, a 16-mile-long body of water covering 30 square miles with 88 miles of shoreline, complemented by two satellite camps located at high altitude. For over four decades, the establishment has welcomed hunters and anglers seeking a wilderness stay, accessible notably by a four-hour drive on forest
roads from Alma via Road 251.
Lac Perdu (16 miles long, up to 250 feet deep, 88 miles of shoreline, 4 rivers), 150-square-mile exclusive territory with over 100 lakes and 2 satellite camps.
Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu operates an exclusive 150-square-mile territory located north of the 50th parallel, in the Mont-Valin sector of Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean. Situated 250 miles north of Quebec City and accessible from Alma via forest road 251, this preserved northern territory encompasses over 100 lakes. The main body of water, Lac Perdu, covers 30 square miles, stretches 16 miles in length, and features 88 miles of shoreline. The northern section of this lake reaches depths of 250 feet and hosts numerous islands, two of which are over a mile long. The natural environment combines shallow bays, rocky shores, sandy beaches,
and a high-mountain sector housing two satellite camps. The hydrographic network also includes four rivers connected to Lac Perdu, featuring two incoming and two outgoing rivers. Aquatic wildlife consists of northern pike (specimens ranging from 5 to over 45 pounds), lake trout with an average weight of 4 to 6 pounds, brook trout reaching up to 10 pounds in the rivers, and walleye. Regarding land wildlife, the territory supports populations of moose, black bear, and caribou roaming in a wild environment.
Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu outfitter offers fishing, hunting, and vacationing activities. Sport fishing is the estate's primary offering. Anglers target northern pike in shallow bays early in the season, then along rocky shores in summer and fall. Lake trout fishing takes place in shallow water in May (10 to 40 feet), then between 40 and 100 feet deep during the summer, using techniques such as trolling, jigging, drift fishing, or still fishing. Fly fishing is practiced on the four rivers to catch brook trout. All fishing tackle used on-site must be equipped with barbless hooks. In terms of hunting,
the outfitter organizes black bear hunting trips in the spring and moose hunting trips in the fall on its exclusive territories. For vacations and family stays, visitors have access to sandy beaches along the 88 miles of shoreline, paddle boat rides on the lake, and a hot tub for relaxation. Hiking opportunities also allow for exploring the territory and accessing isolated bodies of water and high-altitude satellite camps.
Frequently asked questions
Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu offers: Hunting, Fishing, Family Experiences, Nature Lodging. The species found on the territory are Brook trout, Northern pike, Walleye.
Self-contained camp in the middle of Lac Perdu, north of the 50th parallel. Departure point: Alma, Quebec. Allow about 4 hours north on the logging road (Logging Road 251). GPS coordinates: 50.657083, -70.228611.
Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu is located in Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Qc.
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Julien Lecoufflard
December 2024 · Google
Randonnée en raquettes au cœur de la vallée fantôme tout simplement splendide. Je n’ai pas les mots pour décrire le moment vécu. Informations à l’accueil et des guides durant la randonnée au top
Stefan Palminteri
December 2023 · Google
On est tombé amoureux de cette rando au début de l’automne. Un peu enneigée l’arrivée au lac et l’ascension au pic de la tête de chien est faisable avec des enfants. Plusieurs points de vue sur le trajet avec de superbes paysages fjords et plaines. Le pic du grand corbeau demande 2h de plus avec la neige et pour aller jusqu’au pic de la hutte il faut une bonne condition physique et du temps :)
Geneviève Simard
September 2023 · Google
Magnifique parc à la végétation luxuriante typiquement boréale, verte à l'année; grâce aux conifères qui dominent le paysage du parc on s'y sent chez soi! Très sauvage comme parc niveau camping c'est ce qu'on apprécie davantage dans les parcs nationaux! Pas d'électricité ni d'eau potable il faut être bien préparé et être prêts à s'amuser sous la pluie. Les randonnées sont majestueuses. Si vous êtes attentifs vous allez pouvoir entendre et/ou observer plusieurs animaux. Le personnel est adorable vraiment, assurément mon coup de coeur va à ce parc national de la sepaq!
Samantha Michel
August 2023 · Google
Parc magnifique, belles randonnées à faire, y compris avec des enfants. Attention la route à l’intérieur du parc n’est pas évidente si on a une voiture « basique », mais elle va être refaite à partir de 2024. Nous avons fait une randonnée avec Marie Ève, une guide du parc, qui a été super, très enrichissante, et la guide a su s’adapter à nos enfants, je recommande ++, cela permet d’apprendre beaucoup de choses sur la faune et la flore.
Julie Gouin
August 2022 · Google
J'y suis allée avec mon fils pour faire le sentier du pic de la tête de chien. Très beau sentier avec de la variété et plusieurs points de vue. Nous avons même vu un orignal se baigner dans le lac des pères. Le parc est bien entretenu et les passerelles et escaliers au sommet semblaient neufs. Personnel sympathique à l'accueil. Toilettes et douches.
4.7 out of 5 on Google — Les Entreprises du Lac Perdu
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