Moose and Little Moose Lake Homes for Sale Near Deer River and Grand Rapids | 4 Listings

Discover Moose and Little Moose Lakes

Moose Lake and Little Moose Lake, located in Itasca County near Deer River and Grand Rapids respectively, form a connected lake system offering a stunning setting for lakefront living. Moose Lake spans 1,273.39 acres with a littoral area of 345 acres, a shore length of 7.3 miles, and a maximum depth of 61 feet. Little Moose Lake, its smaller counterpart, covers 288.72 acres with a littoral area of 123 acres, a shore length of 4.49 miles, and a maximum depth of 23 feet. Together, these lakes provide a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat. Neither lake is a border water or a sentinel lake, ensuring a tranquil escape in Northern Minnesota.

Fishing and Recreation

Moose and Little Moose Lakes are renowned for their premier fishing opportunities, as detailed by the Minnesota DNR LakeFinder. Moose Lake (31072200) fish species include:

Black bullhead
Black crappie
Bluegill
Brown bullhead
Bullheads
Burbot
Green sunfish
Hybrid sunfish
Largemouth bass
Muskellunge
Northern pike
Northern sunfish
Pumpkinseed
Rock bass
Smallmouth bass
Sunfish
Tiger muskellunge
Tullibee (cisco)
Walleye
Yellow perch
Bowfin (dogfish)
Shorthead redhorse
White sucker
Banded killifish
Blackchin shiner
Blacknose shiner
Bluntnose minnow
Central mudminnow
Common shiner
Darters
Golden shiner
Iowa darter
Johnny darter
Mimic shiner
Minnows
Mottled sculpin
Spottail shiner
Tadpole madtom

Little Moose Lake (31061000) fish species include:

Black bullhead
Black crappie
Bluegill
Brown bullhead
Largemouth bass
Muskellunge
Northern pike
Northern sunfish
Pumpkinseed
Rock bass
Tiger muskellunge
Tullibee (cisco)
Walleye
Yellow bullhead
Yellow perch
Bowfin (dogfish)
White sucker
Banded killifish
Blackchin shiner
Bluntnose minnow
Brook stickleback
Central mudminnow
Common shiner
Golden shiner
Iowa darter
Johnny darter
Least darter
Tadpole madtom

The connected lakes support boating, kayaking, and canoeing, with Moose Lake offering more expansive water activities and Little Moose Lake ideal for smaller boats and quieter pursuits. Winter brings ice fishing and nearby snowmobiling opportunities.

Surrounding Area and Homes

Nestled near the Chippewa National Forest, Moose and Little Moose Lakes provide hiking, camping, and birdwatching opportunities. The nearby towns of Deer River and Grand Rapids offer local amenities, including dining, shops, and cultural attractions like the Judy Garland Museum and Reif Performing Arts Center in Grand Rapids. The Edge of the Wilderness Scenic Byway, a short drive away, showcases stunning Minnesota landscapes. Lakefront homes on both lakes 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 serene escape.

Discover your dream waterfront property by browsing our Moose and Little Moose Lake listings below, where excellent fishing and tranquil living await.