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Bowstring Lake
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The Best Walleye Fishing In Minnesota
Bowstring
Lake is located in the heart of the Chippewa National Forest and is
well-known as one of Minnesota's walleye fishing hotspots. A
naturally reproducing walleye lake, Bowstring offers anglers 9,220 acres
of fishing paradise. Known for its large population of northern
pike Bowstring Lake is often referred to as "Minnesota's Pike
Hole." Bowstring Lake also offers abundant populations of perch, crappie
and panfish - making it one of the best fisheries
in the state.
At
Bowstring Shores Resort we want you to catch fish! Our dock and
mooring facilities are top-notch. We offer gas and bait sales at the
water's edge so you don't have to worry about the business of fishing
getting in the way of the FUN of fishing. Do you prefer fishing
through the ice? Stay with us this winter in one of our winterized
cabins. We offer discounted rates for fall and winter stays so you
can afford to plan two fishing trips this year!
For your
convenience we have included some informative links to the Department of
Natural Resources website:
2008 Fishing Opener Dates
Walleye
& Northern Pike: May 10, 2008
Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass: May 24, 2008
Lake
map of Bowstring Lake
(89k .pdf)
2008
Fishing Regulations
Resident
and Non-Resident License information
Topographical
map of Bowstring Lake
Lake
Survey information on Bowstring Lake
Water
quality report for Bowstring Lake
Notice
to Anglers
Fishing regulations to change on Dec. 10
- Minnesota anglers should be aware of changes in fishing
regulations when new rules are published Dec. 10
in the State Register, according the Minnesota Department of Natural
Resources (DNR).
Rule changes include:
ICE FISHING MEAL PREPARATION
While on or fishing waters with size
restrictions, all fish for which the size restriction applies must have
their heads, tails, fins and skin intact and be measurable except when a
person is preparing and using such fish for a meal.
TAKE A KID ICE FISHING Anglers older than 16 do not need a
license from Feb. 16-18, 2008, if they are accompanied by a child
younger than 16 and are actively participating in Take A Kid Ice Fishing
Weekend.
MUSKIE SEASON Muskie
season will close on Dec. 10, 2007. The 2008 season will begin on
Saturday, June 1, 2008, and close on Monday, Dec. 1, 2008.
PACKED FISH LABELING
When packing fish, labels identifying the
fish must include the name of the lake where the fish
was caught and the size of each of the fish
that are regulated under a special size limit.
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