Bear Hunting (7 days)
Black Bear hunting season in Manitoba runs twice a year in the spring and fall, and the Burntwood Lake area proudly boasts one of the highest concentrations of Black Bear in the province.
Spring bear seasons runs from May 21st to June 30th, 2022. Fall season dates are August 22nd to October 9th, 2022. We have 21 tags available for trophy bears on Burntwood Lake. Which allows each and every hunter an excellent opportunity for a trophy. Hunts run for 7 days. Fishing all day and hunting in the evening is a typical routine at the lodge. Color phases in the area range from black, cinnamon to blonde. Bears up to 600lbs have been taken in the spring. 100% of hunters have the opportunity with 95% being successful. Bow or Rifle are allowed.
• Spring: May 21st – June 30th, 2022
• Fall: August 22nd – October 9th, 2022
| $3585.00 + 365.00 (License Fee) = $3950.00 U.S | |
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DepositsFrom Snow Lake, a deposit of $1000.00 is required to reserve a hunt. |
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Hunting Package Includes
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Brad or Jackie GogalBurntwood Lake Lodge |
We look forward to helping you plan an exciting fishing experience! Please take a moment and fill out our contact form and either Brad or Jackie will be in touch with you soon. If you would rather call us, please do not hesitate to call us toll free 1-877-358-2259.
Burntwood Lake Lodge
There is so much adventure and splendor awaiting you in Manitoba at Burntwood Lake Lodge and Outcamps that you may never want to leave!
Fishing Packages
Burntwood Lake has long been a popular Canadian fishing destination – especially for those looking to fish for Walleye and Northern Pike.
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Bear Hunting
Hunting season runs twice a year in the spring and fall. Burntwood Lake proudly boasts one of the highest concentrations of Black Bear.
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Moose Hunting
Burntwood Lake Lodge offers guided moose hunting trips in Manitoba. These seven-day trips run for three weeks September-October.
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Outpost Camps
Burntwood Lake Lodge offers outpost camp rentals on Dow Lake and McGhee Lake. Both outposts are the only lodges on the lakes.
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