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No. Although bumblebees store nectar like honeybees, they do not have to save enough nectar to survive the winter(since the queens hibernate alone during winter). Moreover, bumblebees do not use an organized nest structure like honeybees, so separating the honey pots from the larva/eggs/pollen would be very difficult.
