

MTT. Minnesota Tournament Trail
NWT. National Walleye Tour
AIM. Angler’s Insight Marketing
Chili Bowl, Border View Lodge
Arnesen’s, Summer Tournament
River Bend Resort, Ladies tournament
Zippel Bay Resort, Northern Pike Tournament
AND MORE!
Flag Island Webcam. Let’s begin at the northernmost point of the contiguous United States, the NW Angle. A really cool webcam that can actually be controlled by those who are watching it at the time. Viewers can choose from a variety of pre-set locations which gives the viewer a great view of the area. This camera is very high up and can see over the trees gaining nice views all around Flag Island.
Flag Island Dock Cam. There is also a webcam located on the dock which gives a totally different perspective.
Not only is it fun checking out the conditions of the lake, the webcam gives a fun look at the outside activities at a popular sport fishing resort.
Border View Lodge Webcam. Overlooking the Rainy River right next to the Wheeler’s Point public access is the Border View camera. Their webcam gives a great view of the Rainy River looking both north towards Four Mile Bay and south up river. It also shows Canada which is located half way across the Rainy River. A great view to check out the activity on the river.
Typically, there will be boat traffic from April into November and then based on Mother Nature, some ice traffic with the snowmobile trail and sometimes bombardiers if the river ice gets thick enough. Other views include views of the docks and resort area. The camera is preset to move to different positions. This is also a fun camera to check out.
These cameras are also great to view the variety of bird activity throughout the year. There is a great migration both in the spring and fall that is exceptional.
Weather events are also very interesting to viewers. Being nice and cozy while checking into the various weather events in the area is something of interest to many. From the beautiful sunrises and sunsets to storms moving through the area, they are all part of life and interesting at the same time.
It is also interesting to see the various perspectives from the Rainy River, big open waters of Big Traverse Bay and the islands area of the NW Angle.
There are many great ways to keep in touch with Lake of the Woods. Another option you may just want to add to your routine are webcams. What a fun way to keep in touch in real time with The Walleye Capital of the World.
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Lake of the Woods
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