Squaw Lake, Minnesota · Itasca County · Facility
A concrete boat ramp on the north side of Cut Foot Sioux Lake provides access to the 2852 acre Cut Foot Sioux Lake and the 56,470 acre Lake Winnibigoshish. Cut Foot Sioux Lake is west of MN Highway 46 and the boat landing is on the north shore of Cut Foot. Northern pike, walleye perch and other panfish are found in thi…
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A concrete boat ramp on the north side of Cut Foot Sioux Lake provides access to the 2852 acre Cut Foot Sioux Lake and the 56,470 acre Lake Winnibigoshish. Cut Foot Sioux Lake is west of MN Highway 46 and the boat landing is on the north shore of Cut Foot. Northern pike, walleye perch and other panfish are found in this lake.
Approximately 24 miles northwest of Deer River on Highway 46 then two miles down Eagle Nest Road
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