Redirection in progress...
Located in the Upper Laurentians, the Club du Lac d’Argent was founded in 1924 under the Hunting and Fishing Clubs Act. Since its establishment, the Club du Lac d’Argent has stood out as one of the most prestigious hunting and fishing clubs in the province of Quebec. Today, this institution has successfully preserved its unique charm in the boreal forest, remaining a peaceful corner of the country far from major cities. The Club du Lac d’Argent is an exceptional site where one can relax in the great outdoors, enjoy the lakes and their various fish species, and experience the camaraderie among its members.
Located close to the village of Sainte-Anne-du-Lac, the property spans approximately 250 square kilometers and is bordered by two controlled harvesting zones: ZEC Mitchinamecus and ZEC Le Sueur. It is about a three-hour drive from Montreal or Ottawa on paved roads. The area surrounding the chalets stretches over hundreds of kilometers and features forest trails ideal for ATV enthusiasts or hikers looking to explore a diverse ecosystem.
Fishing can be enjoyed on more than twenty lakes, each equipped with its own boat available for members. These lakes are natural habitats for a wide variety of fish, including smallmouth bass, walleye, brook trout, lake trout, northern pike, and perch. With the exception of one lake, all species are native to and naturally found in their respective habitats.
Our territory is suitable for a wide range of game species, including moose, bear, partridge, pheasant, and more. It is also possible to hunt deer on the public lands adjacent to ZEC Mitchinamecus.
In addition to offering a wide range of outdoor activities, the Club du Lac d’Argent is also a place of relaxation, where members can escape the hassles of city life and enjoy a stress-free, off-the-grid setting. Along the lake, there is a recently constructed wooden deck with a central fireplace, illuminated by a series of hanging lights—a perfect setup for enjoying the night sky with close friends.