Pourvoirie du Lac ChoquetteFishing & hunting outfitter

Wapoos Sibi is an exclusive 100 km² hunting and fishing territory in the heart of the boreal forest of northern Quebec, in the Parent area. The domain holds about twenty lakes where walleye, brook trout and lake trout live side by side — Lac Long (9 km), at the foot of the main lodge, is known for its abundant walleye, and the absence of pike there lets the species coexist. The game-rich forest offers moose hunting (managed under the 'toolbox' plan with an extended season), bear hunting over baited sites in June (max 16 hunters/year) and small-game hunting (ruffed grouse,

Wapoos Sibi is an outfitter established on an exclusive hunting and fishing territory of nearly 100 km² in the heart of the boreal forest, at kilometer 138 of the Chemin de Parent in the Mauricie region. The estate includes some twenty lakes and streams, including the 9 km long Long Lake and Pierre Lake. The outfitter promotes a management philosophy centered on wildlife protection, the release of spawning stock, and rigorous harvest monitoring. Accessible by forest road or by floatplane directly onto Long Lake, the site offers fishing trips for walleye, brook trout, and lake trout, as well as hunting

Exclusive 100 km² territory in the heart of the boreal forest of northern Quebec, in the Parent area, featuring about twenty lakes including Lac Long (9 km).

Wapoos Sibi outfitter spans an exclusive 100 km² territory in the heart of the boreal forest. The estate encompasses 18 to 20 crystal-clear lakes and waterways, including Long Lake, which stretches over 9 kilometers, and Pierre Lake, the second largest body of water. A unique feature of these aquatic environments is the total absence of northern pike in Long Lake, allowing walleye to coexist with brook trout and lake trout. The average walleye size ranges between 28 and 36 cm, alongside larger trophy specimens. The wildlife distribution across the lakes is as follows: two lakes hold walleye, brook trout, and

Wapoos Sibi outfitter offers fishing, hunting, and outdoor vacation activities. Fishing for walleye, brook trout, and lake trout is conducted in boats equipped with gas and electric motors. Fly fishing is available via casting on small shallow lakes or trolling with sinking lines, with equipment rentals and guide services available on-site. Specific size regulations and quotas apply depending on the body of water. Hunting activities include an extended moose hunting season, black bear hunting in June over baited sites (limited to 16 hunters per year), and small game hunting (ruffed grouse and spruce grouse) from late October through November. A