Updated May, 2016

The

Walleye Slot

Begins



SEE THE Fall 2016 SAND PAPER



BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Sand Lake Property Owners Association

Board of Directors, Officers & Volunteers 2016/17


President: Carole Olson

    Phone: 218- 659-4757

    Email: cncolson7@yahoo.com

Vice President: Gary Weaver

    Phone: 218-659-2707

    Email: gkweaver@paulbunyan.net

Treasurer: Chuck Baker

    Phone: 218-659-2955

    Email: cbaker@paulbunyan.net

Secretary: Pat Sievertson

    Phone: 218-659-2157

    Email: garden_queen2004@yahoo.com


Directors:

    Myron Hahn

           Phone 218-659-2668

           Email: myron@paulbunyan.net

    Stafford King

           Phone 218-659-2146

           Email: Sking@paulbunyan.net



Immdeiate Past President:

    Victor Warnement

    Phone:218-659-4788

    Email: maxievic@paulbunyan.net

Volunteers

John Perkins: Sand Paper Editor & Web:

Phone:  218-659-4754 or 828-698-5897

 

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SAND LAKE

“From the birds & bees to the lakes and the trees...”



Nestled in Itasca county in Northern Minnesota and deep within the Chjippewa National Forest, Sand Lake is home to many and a welcome retreat for others. We boast friendly people, a rich history and premier walleye fishing.


The Sand Lake Property Owner’s Association is a tax-exempt non-profit association whose two main goals are to improve fish management and water quality in our lakes. Our association is managed 100% by Lake Owner volunteers. There are no salaries. We operate completely on Dues and Donations.



Sand Lake is located in the heart of the Chippewa National Forest in the well-known Bowstring Chain of lakes. Sand Lake is a 4,328-acre naturally fed lake with direct access to Bowstring Lake, Little Sand Lake, the Bowstring River, Rice Lake, Birds’ Eye Lake, Portage Lake, Dora Lake and the Bigfork River. It is eight miles long and four miles wide with a maximum depth of 70 feet, a median depth of 17 feet, and 19.9 miles of beautiful shoreline. It holds an abundance of fish such as Walleye, Northern Pike, Large & Small Mouth Bass, Jumbo Perch, Crappies and Pan Fish.


                Carole Olson, President