Morse Lake Wildlife Area Access
Morse Lake Wildlife Area Access
Morse Lake Wildlife Area, located five miles west of Belmond, offers a 108-acre shallow lake-marsh with boat access and a hard surface boat ramp for recreational use.
The area encompasses 64 acres of upland habitat and marshlands, plus an additional 1,900 acres in the Lower Morse Lake Waterfowl Protection Area, making it suitable for hunting, trapping, and water-based recreation.
Note that fishing opportunities are currently limited due to water conditions.
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