Services available and facilities at Windigo Outfitters

In the chalet and camps:

Refrigerator with a freezer
Cooking Stove with oven
B.B.Q.
Crockery cutlery, utensils, pots and pans
Coffee makers
Soap for Dishes
Dishcloth
Cloths
Toilet paper
Pillows and mattresses
Pillow cases and sheets contours
Matches

Useful Tips:

The lighting, cooker, fridge and water heater works on propane. A gas refrigerator does not yield the same cooling power as a electric refrigerator. We suggest, to use a ice cooler for your drinks (beer, liquor, juice) to avoid opening the refrigerator door too frequently.

For your convenience, we suggest a list of equipment to bring to Windigo:

For the Cabin:

All your food. (European Plan)
Cooler and ice to keep drinks cool (and give a chance for our propane refrigerators).
Towels and wash cloth (European Plan)
Shampoo and soap
Medication (if necessary)
First aid kit (EpiPen for allergy sufferers)
Warm clothes
Rainwear
Waterproof boots
Swimsuit (if desired)
Paper towels
Kleenex
Plastic bags to pack your catches
Alarm clock
Sleeping bags or sheets and warm blankets (European Plan)
Earplugs (if one of your buddies is snoring...)
mosquito repellent and mosquito spirals
Books, magazines, playing card (if desired)
Camera batteries or charger
Flashlight and batteries
Sunscreen

For fishing:

Fishing rod
Spare fishing line
Filleting knife
Lures:
Walleye : split shot # 4, # 4 hook, line of 6 to 8 lbs, Rapala blue, silver, orange, black, yellow perch (approx. 3 inches), jigs yellow, white, black with white heads or lead.
Pike : red and white spoon (Daredevil) most popular lures but several other like bright lures that attract attention, line of 8 to 12 lbs.
Landing net
Sound
Cellar
Fish stringer

** At Windigo, the daily limit and possession permit is the same as the regulations of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Wildlife Quebec
For zone 26, that is 6 walleyes and 6 pikes.

http://www.mrnf.gouv.qc.ca/publications/enligne/faune/reglementation-peche/index.asp

For hunting:

Safety vest, ( hunter must wear a fluorescent, orange-colored safety vest
Weapon and ammunitions
Net against mosquitoes (Bear)
Gloves
Warm clothes
Boots

Please note that your gun must be unloaded (no cartridge in the chamber
or in the magazine) when you're on your outfitter ground or
going to the hunting site.

Important: All non-resident of Canada, who crossed the Canadian border with firearms must complete the "Declaration of firearms for non-resident" (Form CAFC 909 EF-W), on arrival at the Canadian border sign the form and leave it to the border patrol.

For information: 1-800-731-4000 or http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/