Exclusive fly-fishing experience awaits at Les Camps Du Lac Bohier in Bromont, Quebecs Lower North Shore. Located at the head of the Musquaro Lake watershed, 75 miles North East of the village of Nastashquan, this fishing camp offers a truly remote and untouched wilderness setting. Accessible only by floatplane from Natashquan hydro base, Les Camps Du Lac Bohier is dedicated to fly-fishing and catch-and-release of all mature fish.
The camp is home to three main lakes - Bohier, Grossin, and Boulet, with two new lakes recently opened in Gauthier and Benoit Lakes. Benoit Lake, in particular, offers exceptional fishing opportunities on its two miles long headwater virgin lake. River fly-fishing is also available on three different stretches of Grossin River, providing anglers with a variety of fishing experiences.
Les Camps Du Lac Bohier offers all-inclusive packages for visitors, including return floatplane flights from Natashquan, 5 nights' stay, meals, boat, motor, and gas for two anglers. Complimentary casting lessons and evening fly tying sessions are available upon request, ensuring that guests make the most of their fishing experience.
Managed by Francois Boulet, Les Camps Du Lac Bohier is dedicated to the philosophy of lake and river fly-fishing, catch and release, conservation, pleasure, and adventure in a pristine natural environment. With abundant Brook Trout, Landlocked Salmon, and Lake Arctic Char, anglers can expect to catch trophy-sized fish during their stay at this exclusive fishing camp.
To reach Les Camps Du Lac Bohier, visitors can travel on provincial road #138 from Quebec City to Natashquan, with recommended stopovers in Baie-Comeau or Havre-St-Pierre. From Natashquan, visitors can take a floatplane flight to the camp, where they can enjoy a seamless and immersive fishing experience in the remote wilderness of Bromont, Quebec.
Don't wait any longer to experience the Lac Bohier fishing adventure. Contact Francois Boulet to book your exclusive fly-fishing experience at Les Camps Du Lac Bohier in Bromont, Quebec, Canada.
