Lac de la Savane is a substantial lake located in the Antoine-Labelle district of Quebec, Canada, nestled within the Laurentian highlands region near communities such as Saint-Donat-de-Montcalm, Labelle, and Saint-Jovite. Covering approximately 829 acres with roughly 14.45 miles of shoreline, this is a sizable body of water that offers meaningful fishing opportunities in a classic Quebec boreal and mixed-forest setting. The lake sits within a landscape typical of the Laurentians, characterized by rolling terrain, forested shorelines, and the kind of cold, clear water that defines productive Quebec fisheries. Its geographic position in the Antoine-Labelle district places it within one of Quebec's most storied recreational fishing regions, drawing anglers from across the province and beyond.