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North Dakota Boat Launches

29 public boat ramps and launches on 17 North Dakota lakes in our guide. Open a lake for its full map, bait shops and what's biting.

Alkaline Lake (Kidder County) 1 launch
  • More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Bowman-Haley Reservoir 1 launch
  • More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Devils Lake 1 launch
  • More public access — See the ND Game & Fish or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Dickinson Reservoir (Patterson Lake) 1 launch
  • More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Lake Ashtabula 1 launch
  • More public access — See the ND Game & Fish or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Lake Audubon 1 launch
  • More public access — See the ND Game & Fish or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Lake Darling 1 launch
  • More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Lake Elsie 1 launch
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Lake Josephine 2 launches
  • Fishing pier — Fishing pier listed by ND Game and Fish
  • More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Lake Metigoshe 2 launches
  • Lake Metigoshe State Park — Two-lane ramp with two courtesy docks, vault toilets, designated parking.
  • More public access — See the ND Game & Fish or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Lake Sakakawea 4 launches
  • Fort Stevenson State Park — Two wide multilane concrete ramps, one at Garrison Bay and one at deTrobriand Bay; courtesy docks, fish cleaning station, marina.
  • Lake Sakakawea State Park — Two ramps: multi-lane on west side and single-lane on southeast side; courtesy docks, fish cleaning station, marina.
  • Lewis and Clark State Park — Four-lane ramp on east side of park; fish cleaning station, marina.
  • More public access — See the ND Game & Fish or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Lake Tschida (Heart Butte Reservoir) 2 launches
  • Reclamation boat ramps — 10 boat launch ramps with 13 launch lanes; NDGF map names North Shore, Elgin Sportsmen, Carson Sportsmen, Rimrock, Schatz Creek, Sled Creek, Crappie Creek, Koehlers Point and Gilligan's areas
  • More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Pipestem Reservoir 1 launch
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Rice Lake (Ward County) 1 launch
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Sibley Lake 2 launches
  • Sibley Lake boat ramp — Boat ramp shown on ND Game and Fish contour map; 7 miles north, 2 miles east, 1 mile south of Dawson
  • More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Spiritwood Lake 4 launches
  • South Ramp — Poured concrete ramp; floating fishing pier nearby
  • North G&F Ramp — Poured concrete ramp; shore fishing and parking
  • East Lake Access — Gravel ramp managed by NDGFD; no restrooms or courtesy docks
  • More public access — See the state agency or lake website for all ramps and fees

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Stump Lake 3 launches
  • Tolna Landing — 3 miles north of Tolna; plank boat ramp, managed by the Tolna Community Club
  • Stump Lake Park — 11 miles south and 1 mile west of Lakota; poured concrete ramp, managed by the Nelson County Park Board
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