Outfitter stays
A stay at an outfitter is like an all-inclusive vacation in the woods with, as a bonus, experts providing advice to improve your hunting or fishing techniques. Our region is known as a fisher’s paradise when it comes to walleyes and northern pikes, but it is also the natural habitat of the moose and the black bear. Although we often associate them with hunting and fishing, outfitters are an ideal place to simply enjoy nature with your family or your friends, or even to have a business meeting (but not during the hunting season, of course). Come and meet with these professionals who have made a living out of their passion!
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Dream fishing
Lakes as far as the eye can see teeming with our traditional walleye and pike await you at our regional outfitters.
Small game hunting
Whether you practice it by walking, patrolling or guided, there is a large offer in the region for “small” hunting.
Big game hunting
Many of our outfitters offer you unique big game hunting experiences.
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Ice fishing
Témiscabitibi winters can be cold yes, but they are also perfect for ice fishing.
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Boat and equipment rental
Do you need equipment to make the most of what nature in our region has to offer? No problem, several outfitters offer you the rental service.
Our outfitters
I started hunting at a very young age
Jean-Claude’s 50 Year Love Affair with Hunting
It is rainy this afternoon, but the weather is mild. I get home, my father offers me coffee, then we move to the living room. I grew up in AbitibiTémiscamingue, so hunting has been part of my life since forever. Small or big game hunting, orange security vests have been part of my life for as long as I can remember.
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Welcome to our part of the world!
Izak Borowitsky, master in the art of fishing
“Anyone who loves being outdoors in any weather as much as I do will agree that Abitibi-Ouest (West Abitibi) is the perfect playground. We live surrounded by nature: by ducks and bird of all kinds, by big and small game, and much more. I only go home to sleep and, even so, sometimes I prefer to sleep outside, under the stars.
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Invasive Exotic Species
As a region of lakes and rivers, we are particularly aware of the need to protect our natural ecosystems. Follow cleaning procedures carefully.
INSPECT AND CLEAN ALL NAUTICAL EQUIPMENT BEFORE AND AFTER EACH USE, AND DO SO AWAY FROM WATER BODIES.
The presence of an invasive exotic species (IES) in the area can have significant environmental, social, and economic impacts: loss of value of waterfront properties, disruption to navigation and swimming, loss of biodiversity and impacts on human health, loss of quality in sport fishing, generating economic impacts related to tourism, etc.
To learn more about invasive exotic species, consult the awareness document (french content).
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