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Suggestions for a quick 4 hour morning trip


BryanL

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I need to be in Mora tomorrow afternoon and thought I would just come up early with my portable and hit a quick few hours in the morning. I have no idea how to fish Mille Lacs, and don't really know what people are referring to when they say the mud, flats, etc. not looking for any specific spots but was wondering If anyone can give me a tip on where to go out of to have a chance at some walleye/perch tomorrow morning. Would like to go out of Isle area for proximity to Mora. Just looking for a good access point and maybe depth to try. Thanks for any help.

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I can't tell you where to go but I'll share where not to: 31 fow on the banana reef. 4 inch perch and not a walleye seen all day. Good luck.

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if it were me id stop at Appledorns and ask the guys where they have been fishing the last few days. Drive right to the spot they reccomend and start fishing. cant get any easier than that.

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Another question I would have would be about road passes. How early are places usually open? I want to make sure I pay the fee, but I also plan on being there by 7:00am. Do they usually have an "honor" box?

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If you go out before they are open pay when you leave. Fishing mud flats mean drilling holes on edge of flat or deeper water by flat. Or the break on the flat to deep water. Seems vague but usually lots of hole drilling. If your used to structure might be easier to do that given the short amount of time.

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