North Hatley · QC · Canada
Experience luxury resort fishing at Manoir Hovey on Quebec's Lake Massawippi. Enjoy year-round opportunities for trout and perch, complemented by fine dining and spa services.

At a Glance
Manoir Hovey is a 51-room luxury resort established in 1899 on the shores of Lake Massawippi in North Hatley, Quebec, approximately 90 minutes from Montreal. The property combines heritage hospitality with contemporary luxury, holding two Michelin Keys and ranking as Travel + Leisure's #1 Best Resort Hotel in Canada for multiple consecutive years. Fishing opportunities span all seasons—spring and fall for trout, summer for lake fishing from the private dock, and winter ice fishing on the frozen lake. The resort includes a Michelin-recognized restaurant (Le Hatley), full spa with thermal circuit, heated lakeside pool, and complimentary watercraft and sporting equipment. While fishing is available year-round, the property positions itself as a multi-purpose luxury destination where angling is one of many activities rather than the primary draw.
Location
North Hatley, QC, Canada
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Species & Seasons
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Manoir Hovey offers a year-round experience, with fishing opportunities available as the seasons change on Lake Massawippi. Spring, after the ice retreats, opens the door for fishing and paddling, coinciding with the awakening of the land and the blooming of the gardens. Summer provides endless days for enjoying the lake, with opportunities for fishing and paddling from the private dock. Autumn brings crisp air and continued fishing possibilities on the lake, alongside the vibrant foliage. Winter transforms the lake into a frozen playground, offering the unique experience of ice fishing. The lodge operates throughout these seasons, ensuring anglers can experience the lake's offerings year-round.
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