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 Crane is a 3,088 acre, 80 foot deep lake located 28 miles
northeast of Orr, MN. The lakes northern shore forms part of the
boundary to
Voyageurs National Park. Crane Lake is an entry point into the Park
as well as U.S. Customs port for seaplane traffic. Many
different fish species are present with anglers primarily seeking
walleye, sauger, black crappie and smallmouth bass. An experimental
walleye regulation (all walleyes from 17 to 28 inches must be
immediately released. One over 28
inches allowed in possession) is in effect for Crane Lake as well as
other lakes of the Namakan Reservoir.
Are you planning a Minnesota Fishing Vacation to the Crane Lake
area? Read this Minnesota
fishing article written by Roger Cormier, Associate Editor,
MidWest Outdoors Magazine.
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Minnesota
Fishing Regulations 2010 PDF
Effective March 1, 2010.
2009 fishing licenses
are valid through April 30, 2010.
Note: Adobe PDF format requires Adobe
Acrobat Reader for viewing, which can be downloaded
for free from the Adobe website.
This document contains a synopsis of the
state fishing laws and regulations. For complete fishing
laws and regulations, consult Minnesota Statutes and Rules of
the DNR.
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