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Burness Lake Outpost

Burness Lake, Ontario — Near Nakina

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Max Guests 8

Access fly-in

Pricing $

About This Outpost

8-man fly-in camp (also called Raven Lake Outpost). Fully equipped with utensils, pots/pans, propane fridge, generator, stove, bbq, fish fryer, wood stove. Beautiful deck views and sandy beach waterfront. Uses 14ft Naden boats with 9.9 2-stroke Mercury motors.

Accommodations

Lodging Type

Fly-in Outpost Camp

Max Guests

Total Rooms

Beds

Amenities

Electricity: Yes - generator

Heat: Yes - wood stove

Dock

Other: Propane fridge, stove, bbq, fish fryer, sandy beach

Fish Species

walleye pike brook trout

Portage Lakes: Yes - Dusey River

Boats & Equipment

Boats Included

Boat Length

14 ft

Boat Brand

Naden

Motor

9.9 hp 2 stroke

Motor Brand

Mercury

Gas Included

Lake Information

4 miles long. Excellent non-stop walleye action averaging 2-3 lbs. Great northern pike opportunities. Head up the creek and north end to access world-renown Dusey River for trophy brook trout. Excellent moose hunting opportunities.

Lake Name

Burness Lake

Province

Ontario

Meals & Services

Meal Plan

Housekeeping

Meals Included

Guide Service

not available

Reviews & Reputation

Review Highlights

Andomoozwe Outfitters, located north of Nakina, Ontario, has a strong reputation built largely on the foundation of its predecessor, O'Sullivan Lake Outfitters, which operated for over 26 years before the current owners Patrick and Dave took over. Early reviews under the new ownership are positive, with guests describing the area as remote, secluded, and well-suited for both hunting and fishing. The staff, including Patrick, Dave, Cooper, and Josh, are welcoming and helpful, and the outfitter has a loyal base of returning clients who come back year after year.

Guests praise the quality of fishing and hunting in the area. Walleye and pike fishing is plentiful, with even casual outings producing good numbers and respectable-sized fish. Bear hunting has also drawn positive feedback, with guests reporting successful harvests during spring hunts. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, with guests enjoying downtime together in the cabins. The owners are upfront that the cabins are more rustic than high-end. Renovations and updates have been underway, so accommodations may vary depending on when guests visit.

This camp is best suited for bear hunters, walleye and pike anglers, and groups of friends looking for a remote, no-frills northern Ontario trip. It is a good fit for those who prioritize action on the water or in the field over luxury accommodations. This is a drive-to camp, though its remoteness gives it a fly-in feel.