Seven Beaver Lake

About Seven Beaver Lake

Seven Beaver Lake invites visitors to experience a peaceful retreat in St. Louis County, Minnesota. This expansive body of water covers over 1400 acres, offering plenty of open space to enjoy the outdoors. Its shallow depth, rarely exceeding five feet, creates a unique environment that supports a variety of aquatic life and makes the lake accessible for many water activities. Surrounded by natural landscapes, the lake lies near Bear Head Lake State Park, adding to the scenic backdrop that defines this northern Minnesota setting. The broad surface area combined with the lake's gentle shallows makes it a distinctive destination for those seeking a quiet, nature-filled getaway.

Surface area

1,414 acres

Maximum depth

5 feet

Lake-Link Score

15.4

Fish species

Northern Pike, Walleye, Yellow Perch

Fishing Seven Beaver Lake

Fishing at Seven Beaver Lake brings a rewarding experience with its population of Northern Pike, Walleye, and Yellow Perch. The shallow waters provide ideal conditions for these species, often making for an engaging day on the water. Anglers can expect a diverse catch that reflects the lake’s natural balance. Whether casting for the aggressive Northern Pike or the more subtle Yellow Perch, the lake offers a variety of opportunities for anglers looking to connect with Minnesota’s freshwater fish.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Seven Beaver Lake offers a serene winter experience. The lake’s shallow waters freeze solidly, creating a stable platform for anglers to enjoy the quiet and focus on targeting Northern Pike, Walleye, and Yellow Perch beneath the ice. This seasonal activity draws those who appreciate the peacefulness of winter on the water.