Lake Kabetogama is the gateway to Voyageurs National Park with access to Ash River, Namakan, Sand Point, Crane and Rainy Lakes plus the BWCA and Ontario's Quetico Provincial Park. Literally millions of acres of northern Minnesota and southern Ontario are at our doorstep! The communities of Lake Kabetogama and nearby Ash River offer a range of facilities including dining, resorts, houseboat rentals, campgrounds, convenience stores, fishing guides, outfitters and marinas. It is a bird and wildlife watching haven with breathtaking scenery in all of the seasons but still close enough to golfing (10 courses within a 90 mile radius), shopping and support services that we all enjoy and need in today’s world. International Falls is 30 miles to the north on U.S. Highway 53 as is Fort Francis, Ontario, Canada. Duluth, MN is 150 south. This is a four-season recreation area. The miles and miles of lakes and waterways offer world-class fishing from May-October then freeze over to welcome some of the best ice fishing around! Snowmobiling is a popular winter pastime with access to many miles of trails in both Minnesota and Ontario. Cross-country skiers and snowshoe enthusiasts may enjoy the solitude of the back country and wilderness areas.



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Area Fishing Regulations Area Church Services Kabetogama Area Fishing Report Kabetogama Topo Map DNR Area Map Kabetogama Township Kabetogama Lake Association	Lake Kabetogama LAKE KABETOGAMA/ASH RIVER IS HOME OF THE 2010 GOVERNOR'S FISHING OPENER!! One of the top walleye lakes in Minnesota, Lake Kabetogama is along the U.S. – Canadian border. Kabetogama has a 500-mile long rocky shoreline, 25,000 acres of clean, cool water and is one of five major lakes that make up Voyageurs National Park. Kabetogama is 22 miles long by 6 miles wide and has 200 islands. Born of an ancient glacier flow, edged by the Great Canadian Shield, Kabetogama Lake is surrounded by wilderness untamed by time. Aspen, White pine, Norway pine, and Birch trees dominate the landscape. Wildlife include deer, bear, moose, timber wolf and numerous bird species. Kabetogama lake itself is dotted with over 200 remote, scenic islands that maintain their beauty through harsh winter storms and produce rich foliage and wild berries in the summer. Established in 1975, Minnesota's only national park commemorates a key stretch of waterway canoed by 18th century French-Canadian Voyageurs who transported goods and furs along the border waters. KABETOGAMA AREA LINKS American Woods & Waters Realty Ash River/Kabetogama Snowdrifters Arrowhead Lodge & Resort Bait 'N Bite Birch Grove Resort Birchwood On Kab Driftwood Lodge Resort Eagle Wing Resort Grandview/Tall Timber Resort Gateway Store Harmony Beach Resort Idlewild Resort Kec's Kove Moosehorn Resort Northern Lights Resort Park Point Resort Pine Aire Resort Pine Ridge Gift Shop Pine Tree Cove Resort Pokorny's Resort & Campground Red Pine Lodge Rocky Ledge Bar & Restaurant Sandy Point Lodge Tomahawk Resort Voyageur Marine AREA FISHING GUIDES - LISTED ALPHABETICALLY Don Brent - 218-875-3841 Chuck Carlson - 218-875-2025 Travis Carlson - 218-875-2811 Don Granger - 218-875-3062 Phil Hart 218-875-2121 Lee Herseth - 218-875-2352 Frank House - 218-875-3051 Kent Keeler - 218-875-3841 Bob Nevalainen- 218-875-3961 Harlan Schauer 218-875-2591 Tim Snyder - 218-875-3831 Larry Warrington - 218-875-2141 Tim Watson - 218 -875-2075 Tom Wieber - 218-374-3131