Dates Open :
June through mid October
Lake or Area Name :
George Lake, Saskatchewan
Boat Safety Information : Pleasure
Craft Operator Card
Recommended Outdoor Supplier : Basspro.com
The information on this site was provided to us from the lodge or outfitter. Please visit their link to find even more detailed information.
Welcome to George Lake Camp Outfitting. The camp is located 81 air miles from La Ronge, Saskatchewan in Canada. This is one of the most scenic fly-in camps in Canada. It is also the only camp on the lake and accessible only by float plane which will fly your group from La Ronge to George Lake Camp and back and is included in our package trips. Its lakefront cabins are on a stunningly beautiful sand beach in a peaceful pine/birch setting. We offer excellent fishing and black bear hunting in the remote Canadian wilderness. This is the perfect vacation spot to get away from it all.
We are offering 6-day spring black bear hunting. This is offered as a combination bear hunt/fishing package. You can use archery or rifle and we will bait the bear into the hunting area. Metal tree platforms are provided. Book early to confirm your trip. We have a 100% success rate in 2003!
We only bring in groups of up to eight persons at a time and you do not need a fishing guide. Family groups are very welcome at our camp. We do have a catch and release policy but you can eat fish while at the camp. We do have a combination fishing and black bear hunting trip too.
George Lake has over 4,000 acres of crystal clear water with many bays, coves and islands. It has an abundance of northern pike and lake trout from eating size to trophy size. In 2003 we begin a regulated catch-and-release (with barbless hooks) type 1 (CR1) policy to keep George Lake a major trophy lake, but you can keep a number of fish each day to eat in camp. We have a fleet of 14-foot aluminum boats with 9.9 hp Evinrude motors to get you around to the best fishing spots. A short walk away there is another lake with walleye and northern pike for you walleye enthusiasts. To stay in touch with the rest of the world we have a satellite phone.
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