Hunting & Shooting · Fishing · Quebec
A remote outfitter deep in the forest north of La Tuque, formerly Pourvoirie Duplessis, offering walleye and lake trout fishing from lakeside chalets; recent reviews report very rough roads and broken equipment.
Pourvoirie Québec Azimut is a remote fishing and hunting outfitter in the La Tuque backcountry, and one reviewer notes it was formerly Pourvoirie Duplessis. Visitors describe a quiet, wild setting, with one family spotting a black bear and her cub, and a chalet with a sandy point for swimming.
When things go well, guests are very happy. Several July visitors report excellent walleye and lake trout fishing, and staff are praised for a warm welcome and practical fishing advice. One reviewer noted the new owners were renovating chalets.
It suits self-sufficient anglers and hunters who are comfortable far from services. The nearest store is reported at close to three hours away, so bring everything you need.
Recent reviews raise real concerns. Two visitors this year found propane fridges that failed, losing days of food, and one arrived to a broken water pump, plus mosquitoes getting in through gaps in the cottage. Another group had an outboard die on the water and caught no trout on two lakes. The access road is described as rocky and rough, with downed trees, no cell coverage and hard-to-read signs, and one visitor said the drive took far longer than advertised. Bring a high-clearance vehicle with good tires and a spare, and confirm that chalet appliances are working before you head in.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 26 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Pourvoirie Québec Azimut directly.
