Name of Park
Park Address
BOSSARD PARK
3725 PRAIRIE ROAD
COTTAGE PARK NATURE PRESERVE
NEAR WHITE BEAR AVE AND COTTAGE PARK RD
EBBA PARK
3450 EBBA STREET
HIDDEN HOLLOW PARK
4150 MYRLE AVE
JACK YOST MEMORIAL PARK
1856 FLORENCE STREET
LAKEVIEW PARK
2165 LAKEVIEW AVE
LAKEWOOD HILLS PARK
2110 ORCHARD LANE
LIONS PARK
4420 LAKE AVE SOUTH
MATOSKA PARK
4810 LAKE AVE NORTH
MCCARTY PARK
1799 ELM STREET
MEMORIAL BEACH PARK
4980 LAKE AVE NORTH
PODVIN PARK
1700 9TH STREET
RAILROAD PARK
4752 HIGHWAY 61
RAMALEY PARK
1883 PARK STREET
ROTARY NATURE PRESERVE
4840 WHITE BEAR PARKWAY
SPRUCE PARK
3653 MCKNIGHT ROAD
STELLMACHER PARK
3930 LINDEN STREET
VARNEY LAKE PARK
2051 ORCHARD LANE
VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK
4500 LAKE AVE SOUTH
WEST PARK
2350 11TH STREET
WEYERHAEUSER PARK
1705 9TH STREET
WILLOW MARSH RESERVE
1710 FAIR OAKS
Thursday, September 25, 2008
white bear lake & parks mnlakeplace.com
White Bear Lake
Location:
Cities of White Bear, Mahtomedi, Dellwood, Birchwood and White Bear Township.
Species Present:
Walleye: average abundance, average size. Northern Pike: above average abundance, average size (18-22 inches). Muskellunge: average abundance, average size with some larger individuals present. Largemouth Bass: above average abundance, average size, with some larger fish present. Smallmouth Bass: low abundance, average size. Bluegill: above average abundance, average size but some larger ones present. Crappie: above average abundance, average size. Bullhead Species: Below average abundance, above average size. Yellow Perch: low abundance, small size.
Boat Access:
Ramsey County Beach - Free; 37 parking spaces; Hwy 96 east of Hwy 61. Portable toilet at access; washroom, picnic area and beach adjacent to boat access.
Matoska Park - Annual permit required from city of White Bear: 15 parking spaces; 6th street east of Hwy 61 to Lake Ave. N., then south to park. Picnic area and washroom adjacent to parking area.
White Bear Docking - private facility with launch fee; North on S. Lake Ave. from White Bear Ave. Portable toilet on site.
Shore Fishing:
There are two public fishing piers on this lake, in addition to undeveloped public land along highway 96 adjacent to the north shore of the lake.
Lions Pier - East of highway 61 on frontage road to White Bear Avenue.
City Pier - North of White Bear Avenue off Lake Avenue S. adjacent to VFW hall.
Management Plan:
Population assessments in 2008 and 2010.
Stock 2628 pounds (2 lbs. per lit. acre) of WAE fingerlings annually.
Allow stocking of MUE yearlings by private sector.
Exotic Species Alert:
This lake contains Eurasian water milfoil. Remove any visible plants from your boat, trailer or other boating equipment before leaving any water body.
Comments:
White Bear Lake is a popular angling lake. Largemouth bass are the favorite target of summer angling. Northern pike are easily caught, but they tend to be small (18 - 22 inches). Walleye angling is better early in the season and in the fall. Anglers should be prepared to compete with recreational boaters, especially during weekends and holidays.
Ice fishing is also popular on this lake. Panfish, northern pike and walleye are all popular targets of ice anglers on White Bear. Anglers traveling on the ice should do so with caution as springs are present. Open water areas may be present as a result
Location:
Cities of White Bear, Mahtomedi, Dellwood, Birchwood and White Bear Township.
Species Present:
Walleye: average abundance, average size. Northern Pike: above average abundance, average size (18-22 inches). Muskellunge: average abundance, average size with some larger individuals present. Largemouth Bass: above average abundance, average size, with some larger fish present. Smallmouth Bass: low abundance, average size. Bluegill: above average abundance, average size but some larger ones present. Crappie: above average abundance, average size. Bullhead Species: Below average abundance, above average size. Yellow Perch: low abundance, small size.
Boat Access:
Ramsey County Beach - Free; 37 parking spaces; Hwy 96 east of Hwy 61. Portable toilet at access; washroom, picnic area and beach adjacent to boat access.
Matoska Park - Annual permit required from city of White Bear: 15 parking spaces; 6th street east of Hwy 61 to Lake Ave. N., then south to park. Picnic area and washroom adjacent to parking area.
White Bear Docking - private facility with launch fee; North on S. Lake Ave. from White Bear Ave. Portable toilet on site.
Shore Fishing:
There are two public fishing piers on this lake, in addition to undeveloped public land along highway 96 adjacent to the north shore of the lake.
Lions Pier - East of highway 61 on frontage road to White Bear Avenue.
City Pier - North of White Bear Avenue off Lake Avenue S. adjacent to VFW hall.
Management Plan:
Population assessments in 2008 and 2010.
Stock 2628 pounds (2 lbs. per lit. acre) of WAE fingerlings annually.
Allow stocking of MUE yearlings by private sector.
Exotic Species Alert:
This lake contains Eurasian water milfoil. Remove any visible plants from your boat, trailer or other boating equipment before leaving any water body.
Comments:
White Bear Lake is a popular angling lake. Largemouth bass are the favorite target of summer angling. Northern pike are easily caught, but they tend to be small (18 - 22 inches). Walleye angling is better early in the season and in the fall. Anglers should be prepared to compete with recreational boaters, especially during weekends and holidays.
Ice fishing is also popular on this lake. Panfish, northern pike and walleye are all popular targets of ice anglers on White Bear. Anglers traveling on the ice should do so with caution as springs are present. Open water areas may be present as a result
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
mnlakeplace.com lake homes cabin rentals thru-out the state of minnesota
http://www.mnlakeplace.com has Minnesota’s largest selection of lake homes cabin rentals & resorts in the state.
Mnlakeplace.com offer free lake information, weather conditions, dnr lake finder,
Mls finder, mnlakeplace has information on all lakes in Minnesota. Virtual tours of lake homes camping thru-out the state. If you are planning a family vacation or a fishing trip in Minnesota you may want to explore Minnesota with mnlakeplace.com it is totally free.
Mnlakeplace.com offer free lake information, weather conditions, dnr lake finder,
Mls finder, mnlakeplace has information on all lakes in Minnesota. Virtual tours of lake homes camping thru-out the state. If you are planning a family vacation or a fishing trip in Minnesota you may want to explore Minnesota with mnlakeplace.com it is totally free.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
mnlakeplace.com gunflint trail-Grand Marias-fishing-boundry waters mn
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We just returned from gunflint trail. Gunflint Trail is north of Grand Marais Minnesota and located in Cook County. There are many lakes on gunflint trail. We fished Saganaga lake . We caught a few fish within our day. Saganaga lake is in the Boundry waters area. A permit is needed to fish or use a motor on that specific lake. The park only lets a limited amount of motorized boats on the lake. So get a permit early. Saganaga lake is amazing. There are minimum homes on the lake so you get to experience nature at its best. You can see Eagles, Bears, Moose, loons, foxes and many other animals. We did see a moose and a fox. That was one of the biggest highlights of our vacation up north.
http://www.mnlakeplace.com did a lot of exploring and hiking. The forests, water falls, lakes and rivers in Northern Minnesota are beautiful. The leaves are turning now to add to the beauty of the dense forests. The national parks are well maintained and the lakes are very clean and clear.
Gunflint trail is about 20 minutes north of Grand Marias mn, about a 2-hour drive from Duluth mn and 4.5 hour drive from St.Paul and Minneapolis. We highly recommend going up to northern Minnesota. It has so many lakes to choose from the resorts are reasonable. If you go after October the rates are usually lower due to the weather but October is beautiful. The leaves are still changing highlighting the beautiful scenery. Just remember to bring warm clothes. It can get cold at night up in Grand Marais or the gunflint trail area.
If you want to search and gather information on any lake in Minnesota go to http://www.mnlakeplace.com and search dnr lake finder. It has everything you would need to search on lakes, fish species, lake depth and lake clarity. We also have resorts-lake cabin rentals-and lake homes you may want to check out. If you are planning a vacation go to mnlakeplace.com and see the weather-and road conditions. If you are looking to purchase a lake home before you go; mnlakeplace.com has virtual every lake home in Minnesota and virtual tours.
Why drive long distance when you can research everything and save time and money. It is all free of charge. I have searched 1000s of lakehomes and this is by far the easiest way to do it. If you need assistance purchasing a lake property we can assist you in your purchase or sale of your property. Remember is does not cost you anything to use us when purchasing a waterfront property. For information on Grand Marias lakes or if you want to tell us about your great family vacation or vacation bloopers please email us or post it on this blog. Thank you. http://www.mnlakeplace.com
We just returned from gunflint trail. Gunflint Trail is north of Grand Marais Minnesota and located in Cook County. There are many lakes on gunflint trail. We fished Saganaga lake . We caught a few fish within our day. Saganaga lake is in the Boundry waters area. A permit is needed to fish or use a motor on that specific lake. The park only lets a limited amount of motorized boats on the lake. So get a permit early. Saganaga lake is amazing. There are minimum homes on the lake so you get to experience nature at its best. You can see Eagles, Bears, Moose, loons, foxes and many other animals. We did see a moose and a fox. That was one of the biggest highlights of our vacation up north.
http://www.mnlakeplace.com did a lot of exploring and hiking. The forests, water falls, lakes and rivers in Northern Minnesota are beautiful. The leaves are turning now to add to the beauty of the dense forests. The national parks are well maintained and the lakes are very clean and clear.
Gunflint trail is about 20 minutes north of Grand Marias mn, about a 2-hour drive from Duluth mn and 4.5 hour drive from St.Paul and Minneapolis. We highly recommend going up to northern Minnesota. It has so many lakes to choose from the resorts are reasonable. If you go after October the rates are usually lower due to the weather but October is beautiful. The leaves are still changing highlighting the beautiful scenery. Just remember to bring warm clothes. It can get cold at night up in Grand Marais or the gunflint trail area.
If you want to search and gather information on any lake in Minnesota go to http://www.mnlakeplace.com and search dnr lake finder. It has everything you would need to search on lakes, fish species, lake depth and lake clarity. We also have resorts-lake cabin rentals-and lake homes you may want to check out. If you are planning a vacation go to mnlakeplace.com and see the weather-and road conditions. If you are looking to purchase a lake home before you go; mnlakeplace.com has virtual every lake home in Minnesota and virtual tours.
Why drive long distance when you can research everything and save time and money. It is all free of charge. I have searched 1000s of lakehomes and this is by far the easiest way to do it. If you need assistance purchasing a lake property we can assist you in your purchase or sale of your property. Remember is does not cost you anything to use us when purchasing a waterfront property. For information on Grand Marias lakes or if you want to tell us about your great family vacation or vacation bloopers please email us or post it on this blog. Thank you. http://www.mnlakeplace.com
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Selling mn lake homes tip by mnlakeplace.com
Tips on selling your lake home. By http://www.mnlakeplace.com
1. Make sure home is in showing condition. Clean entire home inside and out. Make sure the windows are clean, carpet is clean remove clutter.
2. Fresh paint can go along way touch up areas where paint is in needed.
3. Clean out the yard: Remove clutter too many lake homes have old equipment and items that take up space. Buyers wont buy the lake home or lake lot if they have to come in and remove old debris.
4. Clean up the brush: Many lake homes and lake lots are over grown and it is difficult for buyers to walk through the land and see what is actually there.
The buyer should be able to walk down to the lake to see the lakeshore.
5. Remove dead trees: Dead trees can be an eye sore and a hassle for buyers remove.
6. Create views of the water: If you can’t see the lake buyers won’t purchase it. Please see county or Dnr for trimming trees or removing brush. The DNR and most counties will let you thin out the trees to see the lake.
7. Dock: Having a dock out is very important. Buyers love to walk out on the dock to see the lake, lake views, lake bottom. See DNR or county on cleaning lakeshore. Cleaning the lakeshore will require a permit and you may only clean a percentage of it. Wetlands you will need approval. VERY IMPORTANT. Always get a permit there are companies who will spray for weeds and know the laws. They will also file for the permit for you.
8. The Yard: Remember when the buyer or buyers pulls up to the lake home they picture themselves pulling up to their lake home so if the yard needs extensive work it may be a turn off. Make sure you trim all the bushes, mow the lawn, and spray for bugs.
9. Please remember to help take care of the environment when doing any of the cleaning of the yard or lakeshore. Thank you.
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1. Make sure home is in showing condition. Clean entire home inside and out. Make sure the windows are clean, carpet is clean remove clutter.
2. Fresh paint can go along way touch up areas where paint is in needed.
3. Clean out the yard: Remove clutter too many lake homes have old equipment and items that take up space. Buyers wont buy the lake home or lake lot if they have to come in and remove old debris.
4. Clean up the brush: Many lake homes and lake lots are over grown and it is difficult for buyers to walk through the land and see what is actually there.
The buyer should be able to walk down to the lake to see the lakeshore.
5. Remove dead trees: Dead trees can be an eye sore and a hassle for buyers remove.
6. Create views of the water: If you can’t see the lake buyers won’t purchase it. Please see county or Dnr for trimming trees or removing brush. The DNR and most counties will let you thin out the trees to see the lake.
7. Dock: Having a dock out is very important. Buyers love to walk out on the dock to see the lake, lake views, lake bottom. See DNR or county on cleaning lakeshore. Cleaning the lakeshore will require a permit and you may only clean a percentage of it. Wetlands you will need approval. VERY IMPORTANT. Always get a permit there are companies who will spray for weeds and know the laws. They will also file for the permit for you.
8. The Yard: Remember when the buyer or buyers pulls up to the lake home they picture themselves pulling up to their lake home so if the yard needs extensive work it may be a turn off. Make sure you trim all the bushes, mow the lawn, and spray for bugs.
9. Please remember to help take care of the environment when doing any of the cleaning of the yard or lakeshore. Thank you.
http://www.mnlakeplace.com
Sunday, September 7, 2008
rainy lake of the week by mnlakeplace.com
Lake of the week from http://www.mnlakeplace.com Rainy Lake is our lake of the week. It is located in international falls area and borders Canada and the United States. Fort Frances is in between the United States and Canada located on rainy river. Voyageurs national park is located on the southeastern corner of the lake where it connects with kabetogama and namakan lakes. Rainy lake is a part of a huge body of lakes stretching from the great lakes north to the artic ocean. http://www.mnlakeplace.com has vacation rentals, cabins Resorts in these areas. There is a huge amount of fish in this lake and other lakes connected to it. The most famous is the walleye and you can catch a large amount of them in Rainy Lake. Other species you may catch are Northern Pike, small mouth bass, perch, white sucker, perch, Cisco, shorthead Red horse, Sauger, Lake white fish, golden shiner, common shiner, Black crappie, Black Bull Head, the biggest is musky they can get very large so hang on. The Real Estate market is doing fairly well on Rainy Lake is very beautiful it has water clarity of 9.2 and a max depth of 161 feet deep. It sprawls at 44732.82 acres. At http://www.mnlakeplace.com you may look at lake finder and find out more in depth details on Rainy Lake and all the other 10,000 lakes in Minnesota. Http://www.mnlakeplace.com wants to hear your fishing experiences or lakes you love. Thank you http://www.mnlakeplace.com
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
minnesota housing market stats august 08 mnlakeplace.com
HOUSING MARKET JULY 2008 MINNESOTA 13 COUNTY AREA.
The 13 county metro area housing market may strengthen in coming months according to Greg Bauman President of the st.paul area association of realtors. There were 4,462 pending sales in July 2008 verses 4202 July 2007.
That is an increase of 6.19 % from last year. Year to date sales pending are down by 7.61% . There were 28,915 pending at the end of a 7months period in 2007. Compared to 26,715 in 2008.
I think lake homes are a great investment as well as single family real estate. Right now is great time to buy and I think in the next year it will still be a great time to buy. http://www.mnlakeplace.com has seen a large increase in lake home sales for 2008. There is a large inventory of lake homes in Minnesota and buyers are finding great deals on them and snatching them up. http://www.mnlakeplace.com looks forward to the next lake home sale with actionrain.com members.
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