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Explore Kabetogama Lake
The name Kabetogama has many translations. One of our favorites is ?the lake that lies alongside another? (Rainy Lake). In the Ojibwe language, Kabe means ?all? and Ogema means ?chief.? At the Kabetogama Lake Resorts, we think perhaps it simply means God?s Country.
Don?t worry if you can?t pronounce it (cab-uh-toe-ga-muh) or spell it. Just call it ?Kab,? and you?ll sound like a local.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Tooth Lake, MN
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- What is the average air temp for Tooth Lake?
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History & Status of the Fishery
Tooth is a small (58 acre) bog-stained lake located within Voyageurs National Park's Proposed Wilderness. The lake is remote with only a lightly-worn trail connecting it with Net Lake. To access Tooth, our survey crew boated to the southern end of Junction Bay of Namakan Lake and then portaged into Net Lake. We then paddled across Net to the Tooth Lake trailhead. We then portaged the 0.80 mile trail into Tooth. In spite of its small size, Tooth has a maximum depth of 43 feet. There are no developed campsites on Tooth Lake however, there are several suitable locations. The 2008 northern pike gill-net abundance was 3.50 per net and well below the 1973 catch rate (8.50 per net). The low abundance noted in 2008 was not unusual for lakes in the same classification as Tooth. Most of the northern pike captured were small. Lengths of captured fish ranged from 12.1 to 24.7 inches with an average length of 20.9 inches. Sizes may have improved slightly since the 1973 investigation. Northern pike in Tooth Lake grow very slowly (13th percentile of all pike lakes in the International Falls Management Area). Yellow perch were the only other species captured in Tooth Lake. These perch were likely one year olds and were taken in minnow traps. Tooth is a beautiful lake and well worth the extensive travel required to get there. The small northern pike present will likely provide sufficient catch rates to interest most anglers.
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More Nearby Lakes To Explore
There's more lake's to explore around Tooth Lake...| DISTANCE | ACRES | MAX DEPTH | |
| Net Lake | 0.9 mi | 79 | 18 ft |
| Spring Lake | 1.9 mi | 219 | 60 ft |
| Little Johnson Lake | 2.5 mi | 566 | 28 ft |
| Lucille Lake | 3.2 mi | 131 | 19 ft |
| Namakan Lake | 4.0 mi | 24,066 | 150 ft |
| Johnson Lake | 4.1 mi | 1,736 | 88 ft |
| O'Leary Lake | 5.0 mi | 202 | 52 ft |
| Amundsen Lake | 5.3 mi | 100 | 18 ft |
| Little Trout Lake | 5.5 mi | 272 | 95 ft |
| Gannon Lake | 6.2 mi | 87 | 18 ft |
