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Walleye and pike fishing trips on the vast Red Lake in Ontario
Black Bear Lodge is a fishing outfitter in the heart of Sunset Country, On. It offers 9 lodgings (up to 10 guests) and 1 lake. Featured species: Northern pike, Walleye and Lake trout / charr. About 21 h 52 drive from Toronto.
Black Bear Lodge is located in Sunset Country, Ontario. The closest service town is Red Lake.
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7-night fishing stay in a rustic cabin including all meals at the main lodge, a 16-foot boat with a 20 HP motor, gas, and a shore lunch.
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Lodgings
9 cabins available in Sunset Country, ON.
Log cabin equipped with 3 bunks and 5 single beds.
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Log cabin with a view of the bay, equipped with 8 bunks.
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Log cabin equipped with 4 bunks and 6 single beds.
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Original cabin dating back to the 1930s equipped with 2 bunks.
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Log cabin equipped with 2 bunks and 2 single beds.
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Log cabin equipped with 5 bunks and 1 single bed.
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Waters
1 lakes in the Sunset Country region, with the species, packages and cabins tied to each one.
Lake
Red Lake is an expansive lake of over 43,860 acres renowned for its outstanding sport fishing for walleye, northern pike, and lake trout.
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Hunting and fishing
The following fish species can be caught at Black Bear Lodge, Sunset Country, ON: Northern pike, Walleye, Lake trout / charr, Smallmouth bass, Lake whitefish, Muskellunge, Yellow perch, Burbot.
The following game species can be hunted at Black Bear Lodge, Sunset Country, ON: Black bear.
Getting there
242 Frontier Ave., Red Lake
To get to the site, take Highway 105 North for 105 miles to the municipality of Red Lake. At the town's only traffic light, turn left onto Highway 618. Continue for approximately 8 paved miles past Madsen, then turn right onto Suffel Lake logging road. Travel 12 miles on this gravel road to reach the parking lot at the trailhead leading directly to the camp.
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Founded in 1951, Black Bear Lodge is located at the western end of Red Lake, a body of water covering over 43,000 acres in Ontario. Accommodation is provided in log cabins combining rustic charm and comfort: electricity during the day, battery lighting at night, and oil stoves. The lodge serves hearty meals, packed lunches, and the traditional shore lunch. Guests can fish for walleye, northern pike, lake trout, smallmouth bass, and muskellunge in a wild and preserved setting.
Black Bear Lodge is established at the western end of Red Lake, an extensive body of water covering 43,860 acres in northwestern Ontario. The territory is distinguished by its isolation and low occupancy, with the lodge being one of only two accommodations located on this vast stretch of water. The region offers a preserved natural backdrop, bordered by wild shorelines home to diverse wildlife. Access to the territory is via the 12-mile Suffel Lake logging road, followed by a trail leading to the main lodge and camp.
Frequently asked questions
Black Bear Lodge offers: Fishing. The species found on the territory are Northern pike, Walleye, Lake trout / charr.
9 lodgings are available on the territory, hosting up to 10 guests.
To get to the site, take Highway 105 North for 105 miles to the municipality of Red Lake. At the town's only traffic light, turn left onto Highway 618. Continue for approximately 8 paved miles past Madsen, then turn right onto Suffel Lake logging road. Travel 12 miles on this gravel road to reach the parking lot at the trailhead leading directly to the camp.
Black Bear Lodge is located in Sunset Country, On.
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