Long Lake: A Northern Minnesota Retreat That Feels Like Home | 1 Listings
Discover Long Lake (Main Bay)
Long Lake (Main Bay), located in Itasca County near Bigfork, spans 346.03 acres, offering a serene setting for lakefront living. With a littoral area of 176.9 acres, a shore length of 9.21 miles, and a maximum depth of 34 feet, this lake is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking tranquility. Long Lake is not a border water or a sentinel lake, ensuring a peaceful retreat in Northern Minnesota.
Fishing and Recreation
Long Lake (Main Bay) is known for its fishing opportunities, as detailed by the Minnesota DNR LakeFinder (31026601). Fish species include:
- Black bullhead
- Black crappie
- Bluegill
- Brown bullhead
- Bullheads
- Green sunfish
- Hybrid sunfish
- Largemouth bass
- Northern pike
- Northern sunfish
- Pumpkinseed
- Rock bass
- Walleye
- Yellow bullhead
- Yellow perch
- White sucker
- Blacknose shiner
- Bluntnose minnow
- Central mudminnow
- Golden shiner
- Iowa darter
- Johnny darter
- Tadpole madtom
The lake's size and public access points support boating, kayaking, and canoeing, while winter offers ice fishing and nearby snowmobiling.
Surrounding Area and Homes
Nestled near the George Washington State Forest, Long Lake (Main Bay) provides hiking, camping, and birdwatching opportunities. The nearby town of Bigfork offers local amenities, including dining and shops, while the Edge of the Wilderness Scenic Byway, a short drive away, showcases stunning Minnesota landscapes. Lakefront homes on Long Lake range from cozy cabins to modern residences, featuring private docks, screened porches, and spacious lakefront lots, perfect for families, anglers, or vacation home buyers seeking a quiet escape.
Discover your dream waterfront property by browsing our Long Lake (Main Bay) listings below, where excellent fishing and serene living await.
