Pourvoirie du Lac Matchi-ManitouFishing & hunting outfitter

Established in 1969 on the shores of Lac Matchi-Manitou (12 km x 6 km), in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region close to the northern edge of the La Vérendrye wildlife reserve, Pourvoirie du Lac Matchi-Manitou is known for the quality of its fishing and hunting and for its many fine-sand beaches. For fishing, the lake offers walleye, pike, lake trout and brook trout; Lac Savoie is reserved for exclusive brook-trout fishing. For hunting, the outfitter calls bear hunting its specialty, alongside moose and small-game hunting across several hundred kilometres of trails. Lodging comes as lakefront luxury chalets, rustic camps, 4-season yurts and

The story of Pourvoirie du Lac Matchi-Manitou officially begins in 1969, the year it opened its doors to outdoor enthusiasts. Tucked in the heart of the vast forests of Abitibi-Témiscamingue, it first gained a reputation as a well-kept secret for the exceptional quality of its body of water. Over the decades, this game-rich territory has become an essential reference in Québec for walleye fishing and black bear hunting. While preserving its original wild charm, the outfitter has evolved through the generations by combining the tradition of rustic camps with modern, eco-responsible facilities powered by solar energy.

Lac Matchi-Manitou (12 km x 6 km) with fine-sand beaches and Lac Savoie (reserved for brook trout), located close to the northern edge of La Vérendrye wildlife reserve.

The exclusive territory of the outfitter is a natural gem of Abitibi, characterized by its dense boreal forests and its stretches of fine sand beaches. The deep waters of Lac Matchi-Manitou provide an ideal habitat for yellow perch, great northern pike, and impressive lake trout (gray trout). The surrounding forests are home to an extremely rich and active land wildlife population, making this area one of the best habitats for black bear, moose, ruffed grouse, and snowshoe hare. A pure, preserved, and dynamic boreal environment.

The outfitter offers a variety of four-season sporting and leisure activities. Fishing on the majestic main lake takes center stage for walleye and northern pike, while nearby Lac Savoie is exclusively reserved for speckled trout fishing. In fall, the site becomes a top destination for guided black bear, moose, and small game hunting. Between outings, visitors enjoy the beaches for swimming, as well as canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, or explore the hundreds of kilometres of quad trails.