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It’s the northernmost point of the Contiguous United States.  It is where the 14,552 islands of the lake begin.  It is surrounded on three sides by Canada.  It is Minnesota’s [...]

The Rainy River is a success story.  It acts as the international border between the U.S. and Canada all the way from Rainy Lake where it empties out all of the way to Lake of the Woods, a lake [...]

It’s “Dog Days” on Lake of the Woods,  a time in the heart of the summer when the ecosytem is in full force.  On many bodies of water, it is darn tough to catch a walleye right [...]

The Depot Preservation Alliance, otherwise known as the Baudette Depot is a renovated train station located at the end of Main Street in the heart of Baudette, MN.  The Depot is famous for [...]

Some call it the “dog days” of August.  When most walleye anglers talk about August, it can be a challenging time for most bodies of water.  There are a number of good reasons why [...]

The Lake of the Woods Veterans Memorial is dedicated to the brave men and women that have, are, and will service in the armed forces of the United States.  This memorial is for all U.S. veterans [...]

As had been expected, MN Governor Tim Walz has issued Executive Order 20-81 (attached) which implements a statewide mask mandate.  Beginning July 25, 2020 all Minnesotans will be required to wear [...]

Keep It Clean is an organization which was created jointly by Lake of the Woods Tourism Bureau, the MN DNR, Lake of the Woods Soil and Water Conservation District and The Friends of Zippel Bay [...]

 Joe Henry There is a well-known pattern of catching big numbers of walleyes that takes place each year during the late summer or dog days on Lake of the Woods.  Massive numbers of walleyes make [...]

Lake of the Woods is called The Walleye Capital of the World.  It is an incredible natural resource that allows anglers the privilege to keep walleyes and saugers that ultimately end up being [...]