



Send us your name, address, phone # and email address to tourism@gondtc.com to be registered to win.
1st prize:
2 night stay at the Fireside Inn & Suites
1 day of guiding with Walleye Addicts
$100 gift certificate to Proz End of the Line Bar and Grille
2nd prize:
2 night stay at the Woodland Resort (motel)
1 day of guiding with Mitchell’s Guide Service
$15 gift certificate to Mr. & Mrs. J’s and a $25 gift certificate to the Old Main Street Café
Prizes good through December 31, 2011 and subject to availability
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Devils Lake is the largest natural body of water in North Dakota. Covering more than 163,000 acres it has hundreds of miles of shoreline. This very fertile prairie lake grows large numbers of Walleye, Northern Pike, White Bass, it has earned the reputation of being the “Perch Capital of the World” and has been ranked as one of the top five fishing lakes in the US. Perch weighing more than two pounds are caught quite frequently. In the fall hundreds of thousands of waterfowl migrate through the area and give both local and visiting hunters outstanding hunting opportunities. Devils Lake derives its name from the Native American name Miniwaukan (”Spirit Water”). Early explorers incorrectly translated the word to mean “Bad Spirit” and bolstered by the many legends of drowned warriors and lake monsters. The name evolved into Devils Lake.
The MWC Tournament was held on August 21 & 22, 2010 on Devils Lake. The boats launched from Graham’s Island State Park and the weigh-in was held in town at the Burdick Arena. Due to windy weather conditions, the tournament was cancelled on Sunday. Day 1 postings were used to decide winners for the tournament. MWC [...] [...] READ MORE
The National Weather Service Office in Grand Forks North Dakota invites you to visit the new “Lake Wind-Wave Forecast” web page for the three major lakes in our forecast area; Devils Lake, Upper and Lower Red Lakes, and Lake of the Woods. The forecasts are given as a series of maps for each 3 hours [...] [...] READ MORE