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| So I'm not going to start the classic "headed to mille lacs next week where are the fish" instead I will say this:
I have never fished mille lacs in fact if I have never fished anything even remotely close to this size and type of Lake so here it goes. I'm wondering if someone knowledgeable would be willing to give me a small rundown of what a typical yearly pattern is for this lake at any given time of the year, for example where would be a good starting point at different times of the year what depths and structures historicly have produced for you or others at different times of the year?
If I were to go tomorrow where should I start deep? Shallow? Rocks? Weeds? All of the above?
I'm open to PMs and would actually prefer them.
Thanks in advance for anyone willing to help me out! |
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| I've never fished it personally but do know some guys that do a yearly mid summer trip there. All I know is they fish strictly at night and throw pounders and big blades. Not much help I know but figured id offer what I had. |
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| Find Cabbage during the summer, fish rocks in the fall. Guys have spent a lot of time trying to figure out mille lacs. And the ones that have keep a tight lip. The nice things about technology these days is its pretty easy to pick out spots that look good quickly. Develop a game plan the night before and play the wind.
Its a beast of a lake. They can be anywhere, rocks, mudflats, weeds. Best advice go out there and give it a try. |
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