Long Lake Wetland Management District

Scattered over three counties in south-central North Dakota the Long Lake WMD is in an area known for its wealth of waterfowl-producing potholes and prairie grasslands. Hunting begins promptly September 1, when the season for dove opens. Excellent dove hunting opportunities can be found on most...

The fishing opportunities in most wetland management districts are marginal but are offered in accordance with state seasons. Species found include northern pike, walleye and perch. There are no district facilities for anglers, and vehicle access is limited to designated trails.