Pourvoirie Raoul LavoieFishing & hunting outfitter

Pourvoirie Raoul Lavoie, in Petit-Saguenay, offers fishing across 18 lakes and 2 rivers set in their natural habitat, including two stocked lakes, with 32 boats available and an on-site gutting counter. The territory is also suited to moose hunting — each party getting its own sector and blind among 10 to 12 large sectors, with a success rate near 80% — as well as black bear, partridge and hare hunting. Guests stay in comfortable, fully equipped cabins sleeping 4 to 20 people (stove, wood stove, hot water, indoor toilet). In winter, the outfitter offers ice fishing and Nordic skiing; in

Raoul Lavoie Outfitters is located in Petit-Saguenay, between Charlevoix and Saguenay, at kilometre 46 of Route 170. Its 56 km² of wild nature is accessible by car via a 5 km forest road. Specializing in fishing, hunting and outdoor getaways, the outfitter offers 18 lakes for brook trout fishing (including four stocked lakes), as well as two rivers. The site provides visitors with 32 skiffs and two dressing stations. For moose hunting, the territory features outfitted exclusive areas with shelters (caches) for each group, ensuring peace and quiet and keeping your harvest cool. Accommodation is provided in chalets that can

Raoul Lavoie Outfitters covers 56 km² of wilderness located in Petit-Saguenay, at the junction of the Charlevoix and Saguenay regions. The property includes a freshwater basin made up of 18 to 21 lakes, as well as two rivers. Kept in their natural environment, the waters are home to brook trout (speckled trout), with four stocked lakes as an added option. The terrain and forest of the territory are divided into large exclusive areas, developed with shelters for moose hunting, ensuring the isolation of each group. The local wildlife also includes black bear, partridge, and hare. Access to the territory is

The territory of Pourvoirie Raoul Lavoie covers an area of 56 square kilometers of wild nature, located in Petit-Saguenay, between the Charlevoix and Saguenay regions. This preserved environment is home to a hydrographic network made up of eighteen natural lakes, as well as two rivers. The aquatic environments provide ideal habitat for brook trout, also known as speckled trout, whether they are native or stocked from one of the four stocked lakes. In addition to its aquatic wildlife, this forest territory provides a suitable habitat for several species of game. Moose can be found in a population that moves through

Raoul Lavoie Outfitters offers a range of activities focused on fishing, hunting, and outdoor recreation in the forest. Brook trout fishing is available on eighteen lakes and two rivers, both for chalet stays and for daily fishing packages with no accommodation. Thirty-two skiffs and canoes are provided to anglers. Fishing licences and bait are sold directly on site, and two game-cleaning stations as well as ice are provided to prepare and keep your catch. Moose hunting takes place on a territory divided into large exclusive sectors. Each group has its own assigned area with a built-in blind. The outfitter ensures