At the Heart of Gouin Reservoir: The Exclusive Experience of Baie de l'Est
Tucked into the eastern section of the majestic Gouin Reservoir, Pourvoirie Baie de l'Est unveils a wild territory of exceptional richness. This vast body of water, carved by wind and time, is a true labyrinth of fine-sand beaches, mysterious islands, and sheltered bays where dense aquatic plants thrive—an ideal paradise for trophy walleye (dorés) and giant northern pike (brochets).
To the north, the landscape rises: an impressive mountain is split by the bays of Chalets Three and Four, creating a rugged backdrop of rocky shorelines and sandy
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points. This unique geography becomes a vast, safe playground. No matter the weather, the many islands and rocky points let anglers take shelter easily and cruise in comfort when winds pick up.
A Scenic Trip to Total Seclusion
The adventure starts well before the first cast. Access to this boreal sanctuary is exclusively by air. You’ll board a panoramic seaplane flight lasting 1 h 10. Takeoff is from the seaplane base on Lac Tibériade, located in Rivière-Rouge—a strategic departure point reachable from Montréal in just two hours. Once you’re in the sky, civilization fades away, making room for the vastness of Haute-Mauricie.