Lower Sucker Lake Public Water Access Site
Lower Sucker Lake Public Water Access Site
Lower Sucker Lake offers a public water access site with an earth ramp located on the southeast shore of this 592-acre lake southeast of Cass Lake, Minnesota.
The access is administered by the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe and provides boat launch facilities for recreational boating and fishing on a lake with a maximum depth of 35 feet and 4 miles of shoreline, mostly surrounded by undeveloped Chippewa National Forest land.
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