Anyone heard of or experienced St-Cyr Royal?

[MikeG1]

Here is the Link:

www.stcyrroyal.com

St CYR Royal
4 hours north of Maniaki
See what you think and let me know
Only 14 people max

My bro wants to arrange a group visit June 2013. It's expensive. I'd perfer another type of trip and told him I'd explore.

I know of no better site to gather info than this one. So...any and all information appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[retire55]

St.-Cyr Royal has been on my "bucket list" for several years. I'd like to do that trip before I hang up my gear.

Since St.-Cyr Royal is in Quebec, here is a web reference to an outfitter on connected waterways with St.-Cyr Royal:

http://www.kapitachuan.com/

As well, here are web references for some Quebec outfitters in the Abitibi/Témiscaming region (about 100 miles south west of St.-Cyr Royal):

http://www.3seasonscamp.com/
http://www.kipawalodge.com/index.html
http://www.clubtroutlake.com/
http://www.ogascanan.com/
http://www.bushcountrycamp.com/bushc...p/Welcome.html

[Walleye_Willy]

I know the thread is old, but just because I'm psyched about my trip in a few days, I'll sell it.

St Cyr is the PERFECT trip.

The family who runs the lodge is awesome. They're there with you the whole time. They'll listen to your fishing stories, talk politics, talk about the lodge (they built it themselves), talk cooking, whatever. You feel at home with all of them.

Here's your day...

You wake up, go downstairs to eat a hot breakfast, grab your lunch bag (already prepared) and as many beers as you want (if that's your thing) and you head to your boat which has been cleaned out and all gassed up for you. You fish all day. Then you go back to the lodge to a crackling fire and a few smiling faces asking how the day was. You shower up, head downstairs for a ridiculous home-cooked meal, drink more beer (if that's your thing), play some pool, play some cards...tell your fish stories...and do it all again tomorrow.

We went a few years ago with 8 guys...caught well over 1500 fish in a week. Some huge ones, tons of average ones. Never a dull moment.

There's noplace else like it. It's definitely pricey, (run you about $4k for a week including tips and a day or two of a guide) but if you can afford to do it, it's worth every penny.

I'm not them...I'm just a guy from NYC who loves this place. Happy to answer questions if you have 'em.