Pourvoirie DamvilleFishing & hunting outfitter

Set on the 49th parallel in true boreal wilderness, Pourvoirie Damville spans 11,300 hectares (113 km²) of exclusive-rights territory in the Lac-Saint-Jean region, dotted with 43 native lakes and the Ashuapmushuan River. The territory offers walleye, northern pike, brook trout, lake trout and whitefish fishing, along with guided moose and black bear hunting, migratory bird hunting (snow goose, Canada goose, woodcock, duck) and, in winter, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, dog sledding and ice fishing. Lodging ranges from a freshly renovated 3-room forest inn overlooking Lac Damville — including the Boréale room and the Polaire family suite — to fully equipped chalets for

Pourvoirie Damville is part of a long tradition of hunting and outdoor activities in the heart of the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean territory. The practice of hunting is an integral part of the DNA of the team that manages the outfitter. Guided hunting trips are led by a team of passionate experts who have been offering exclusive hunts for over ten years. Furthermore, the reputation of hunting guide Mario Bilodeau contributes to the establishment's prestige. The forest lodge has been completely renovated to offer a setting that combines modern comfort, privacy, and friendliness, while preserving elements of Quebec heritage, such as the use

Located on the 49th parallel north (49° 06' 59'' N, 73° 03' 41'' W), Pourvoirie Damville spans a territory with exclusive rights covering 113 square kilometers, or 11,300 hectares (28,000 acres), in the heart of the boreal forest of Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean. This secluded natural domain is defined by its wild, well-preserved environment. The territory’s hydrographic network includes 43 native lakes and 1 river. The terrain and landscape combine dense forests, open areas, clearcuts offering excellent visibility, as well as lake shores that are ideal for wildlife travel. This diverse biotope provides a natural habitat for big game such as moose, black

Pourvoirie Damville is established on an exclusive 11,300-hectare (113 km²) territory located in the boreal lands of Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, along the 49th parallel north. This wilderness environment is characterized by dense boreal forest, dotted with natural clearings ideal for animal movement, beaches along Lake Damville, and varied wetlands. The estate's hydrographic network includes 43 indigenous lakes as well as the Ashuapmushuan River. This northern biotope is home to a great diversity of aquatic and terrestrial species. The crystal-clear waters are populated by northern pike, walleye, native brook trout, lake trout, whitefish, and burbot. The vast forested area fosters a strong presence

Pourvoirie Damville offers a range of activities focused on hunting, fishing, and outdoor vacations in all seasons. Fishing is practiced in both summer and winter on 43 indigenous lakes and the Ashuapmushuan River. Guests can target pike, walleye, brook trout, lake trout, whitefish, and burbot, with the support of professional guides and an evisceration service. Ice fishing is also offered during the cold season. Regarding hunting, the establishment organizes guided trips for big game, primarily moose (stalking and stand hunting) and black bear. Small game hunting (partridge) and migratory bird hunting (geese, woodcock, and ducks with dogs) are also offered