A stormy afternoon at the Stony Point fish house

Last updated on March 21st, 2026

The Stony Point Road intersects Scenic Highway 61 (the old road, not the new bypass) about 10 miles north of Duluth. It’s a quiet road that lacks big tourist attractions. What it offers instead is a pretty drive and access to a pleasant spot for watching the lake.

beach along the fish shacks along Lake Superior's North Shore

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Along the way travelers pass the fish houses.

fish shacks along Lake Superior's North Shore in Minnesota

There are two of them here — one increasingly hidden within the surrounding trees and one standing alone in an open area above the beach. They are both sturdy structures, built to protect the nets and other tools of a fisherman’s livelihood through even the fiercest of storms.

fish shacks along Lake Superior's North Shore

fish shacks along Lake Superior's North Shore

fish shacks along Lake Superior's North Shore in Minnesota

Today they are locked tight, apparently no longer maintained or in use, but not really abandoned either.

fish shacks along Lake Superior's North Shore in Minnesota

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