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Horseshoe resort

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harvey lee Grand Master

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Welcome Horseshoe resort

Horseshoe Resort is located on the north side of Cass Lake on level ground with Star Island scenery 1½ miles across by water.

It’s a perfect distance for a canoe trip and a day of exploration on the Island’s walking trails or fishing from the canoe on Lake Windigo within the Island. Since it’s the only lake within an island in the North American Hemisphere, it is an experience many people want to have.

The Resort sports a protected harbor with gear lockers nearby Cass Lake is rated in the Top 10 fishing lakes in the state, accommodating one boat and locker for each housekeeping cottage.

The 17 cottages are in a park-like setting of mature oaks and pines with picnic tables and Adirondack chairs lake side providing outdoor dining and a relaxing ambiance.

Access to the 99 acre Lost Lake on the north side of the property with its beach of sugar sand is a very special place to sun bath and swim. Watch a sunset around a fire pit while the youngsters roast marshmallows or make Smores.

Have your catch of the day filleted by the staff or clean your own in their state of the art stainless steel cleaning facilities and pack it in a freezer basket assigned to your cottage

http://www.minnesotavacationing.com

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NO WAY!!!!!!! that is great news... A classy resort for sure. One of my best friends Chad Benson is a guide out of that resort during the open water months. I have fished out of Horseshoe resort many times, and they have always been nothing short of great. Every time I have ever been there, everyone seems happy... I have cleaned many a fish in the cleaning shack as well.

Welcome aboard Horseshoe Resort!!!!

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HELLLOOO

Clark it is good to have you on board... This resort is AWESOME... If your looking for a place on the best lake in the state, give them a call... Plus they know the best guides around- grin.gifgrin.gif

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