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Message Subject: Mille Lacs North End
Whopper Stopper
Posted 7/2/2007 6:41 PM (#263411)
Subject: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 38


Location: Forest Lake, Mn
Has anyone been up there yet and if so did you do any good? Thanks for any replies!


WS
Dan Urbas
Posted 7/2/2007 8:24 PM (#263423 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 66


Location: Minnesota
Was up there last wednesday and thursday and didn't boat a fish and neither did the guide I spoke with.

keep castin'
Dan
DUCK
Posted 7/2/2007 8:35 PM (#263424 - in reply to #263423)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End





Posts: 536


Location: Brainerd Area
fished the pond friday night into sat. From 8pm to 2:30am and seen 3 fish swimming, 0 fallows. Talked to a couple other boats and they didnt have any luck finding them either. Give it week or so and the girls will be there.
bbass
Posted 7/3/2007 11:04 AM (#263510 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End


I fished it last week with jason hamernick. Great guide. Boated one fish just over 40"
SA777
Posted 7/3/2007 5:52 PM (#263591 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End


Fished it last weekend. Fish were swimming but not hitting. We boated a 50 elsewhere.
BrianSwenson
Posted 7/10/2007 8:40 AM (#264472 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: Re: Mille Lacs North End





Posts: 201


Location: Stevens Point
Heading up around Garrison this week, with the cold front moving in, but is there any tips or advice you all have, this will be my first trip up there,

Thanks
Guest
Posted 7/10/2007 10:31 AM (#264490 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End


Fished the North End last weekend in the heat and heavy bugs at night. If you are fishing at night - a bug suit or head net anyway is essential. Bring plenty of drinking water as well.

We fished it hard and after about 20 hours of fishing we had 3 follows and 0 in the boat. No one else was doing anything either so we must have just missed it with our timing.

Good luck up there.
jclymer
Posted 7/10/2007 1:04 PM (#264521 - in reply to #264490)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End


Yep, the north end has not been the place to be....
asteffes
Posted 7/10/2007 1:08 PM (#264523 - in reply to #264521)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 454


I have heard mixed reports.


Sure have been a TON of people out there fishing the north end for nothing going
B420
Posted 7/10/2007 1:30 PM (#264529 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: Re: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 382


There is always a TON of people fishing it even it they aren't going. Trolled it sunday for pike and walleye and had a blast. Lots of muskie porposing but didn't see or hear of anybody doing anything.
Guest
Posted 7/10/2007 5:01 PM (#264570 - in reply to #264529)
Subject: Re: Mille Lacs North End


put in 20 hrs up there also this weekend and didnt raise a fish either. First time in a while that I have worked that hard and drummed zero interest. Fished north and east. Saw one caught early morning throwing same stuff as me.
dhacker
Posted 7/10/2007 6:05 PM (#264581 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: Re: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 216


Location: Elk River, MN
Friday night around 6:00pm had one miss topwater and the rest of the night until 10:30pm was a bust. 5:00am Saturday morning wind was blowing out of the South so we moved to the South end. Not that many boats up there Friday night but we got to watch a couple decent firework displays. That was cool to fish after dark watching fireworks.

Edited by dhacker 7/10/2007 6:07 PM
Spicoli
Posted 7/10/2007 6:38 PM (#264584 - in reply to #264581)
Subject: Re: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 13


Location: Mille Lacs
I experienced the same as most of the reports. I did have two boat-side hits without hooks into them last weekend, but both were small fish. Besides that, only lookers the past few weeks. I'll be putting the boat on the trailer this weekend to find the hot bite.
CartieBoyGuide
Posted 7/11/2007 5:55 PM (#264734 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End


Been really slow on the north end! Fished on the 3rd and 4th from Garrison to Myr Mar to Wealthwood. Quite a few follows and hits but no hook-ups. Rocks on the south are still the best bet. Accesses at Isle arent too bad but there are a few hidden boulders so watch your props! On the north end either use the public access near Myr Mar (wealthwood is very shallow!) or use Barnevelds Resort if youve got 10 bucks... Good Luck and we'll see ya on the water!
-Cartie Boy Guide Service-
Whopper Stopper
Posted 7/14/2007 7:23 AM (#265244 - in reply to #264734)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 38


Location: Forest Lake, Mn
A couple of us went up yesterday 7/13. Spent from 5:30 am until 1:30 pm. We threw a veritable feast to the piggy of the North and came up dry. I noticed no one up on the sand and most were concentrating on the weeds from The Red door to where they ended. The wind made the float easy and the return trip was a little rough in our skiff. I did get up to Wealthwood and drifted back to the Red Door but never saw a fish. The highlight of the trip (besides just being there) was spotting a good size Musky doing the porpoising trick about 20 yards from us. My guess was it was a 40 incher and I know the brute saw us because it stuck it's tongue out! Anyway we are going to give it a go in another week and see if we can get our luck to turn around.

WS
Steve Jonesi
Posted 7/16/2007 9:29 AM (#265450 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: Re: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 2089


Inside weedlines.SW wind, fish shallow sand. Lots of fish right now.
castnfool
Posted 7/17/2007 6:52 PM (#265797 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 6


Haven't fished the North end yet, but raised three on the West side on Saturday...hooked two - boated one.

I think the fish are starting to go.

Whopper Stopper
Posted 7/22/2007 4:02 PM (#266517 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 38


Location: Forest Lake, Mn
We fished the North end on Friday. We were about the only ones out there until late afternoon. We saw two musky enjoying the sun and I caught a 24" Walleye. By Sat the wind made things pretty tuff. Everyone we talked to said the Musky were going mid week but things dried up by the weekend. Sunday we went to Cove for a couple of hours to get out of the wind. Caught 4 Northerns about 4 pounds each and caught a large mouth bass. Only boat in the bay for the time we were there. No Musky.

WS
Guest
Posted 7/22/2007 8:57 PM (#266543 - in reply to #266517)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End


Fished Vineland Saturday. One 50+ follow and one 35" Northern. Fished Wahkon Sunday morning 7 follows, one took a hard bite at the tail of bulldog on figure 8. Some were repeats I'm sure. All fish where mid 30's to mid 40's. Northerns where on fire in Wahkon, destroyed both of my favorite colored bulldog.

By the way, any tips on repairing bulldogs? Tried super glue in a desperate situation this morning but didnt seem to keep them put together. Both were tore up by the eye that attaches to the leader. Neither would stay tuned...

Thanks
no5holeclint
Posted 7/22/2007 9:07 PM (#266547 - in reply to #266543)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 31


Location: sauk rapids, mn
take a torch or heat gun and melt it back together. I have seen a few guides do that. clint
mrmanners
Posted 7/23/2007 9:00 AM (#266588 - in reply to #266547)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 6


I used a lighter and melted my tail back on, It looks funny but worked and I have not had an issue since.
bn
Posted 7/23/2007 9:34 AM (#266597 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End


lighters work ok....best thing i've found is a small butane torch from bass pro for 20 bucks..the flame is very direct...i have a propane torch too but the flame is a bit big and the one from bass pro is better

type in "butane torch" on bass pro's site and it will pop up...best thing i've found ....

RiverMusky
Posted 7/24/2007 11:17 AM (#266797 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End





Posts: 143


Location: Kentucky
It's to early! LOL Where's all the guy's that stayed at the red door last week?




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jerryb
Posted 7/28/2007 7:38 PM (#267581 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: Re: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 688


Location: Northern IL
Nice going!!


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Whopper Stopper
Posted 8/2/2007 3:32 AM (#268228 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End




Posts: 38


Location: Forest Lake, Mn
Has anyone had any luck on the North end as of late?

WS
Hammskie
Posted 8/6/2007 9:17 AM (#268818 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: Re: Mille Lacs North End





Posts: 697


Location: Minnetonka
Slow...

Edited by Hammskie 8/6/2007 9:18 AM
Pedro
Posted 8/6/2007 10:23 AM (#268833 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: Re: Mille Lacs North End





Posts: 670


Location: Otsego, MN
Hamm how warm is the water on the North End up there??
musky-skunk
Posted 8/6/2007 12:57 PM (#268860 - in reply to #263411)
Subject: RE: Mille Lacs North End





Posts: 785


Temps where 74 degrees this weekend
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