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Nittis Resort- Do they have a road to 8 mile


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Just wondering if anyone has gone out of Nittis, how far are they going out, and how much is there road access fee.

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I'm not sure about the road to 8 mile, but I believe their access fee is $8.

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I had Nittis (hunter's point) put my house out two days ago. I spoke with George, he does not have a road leading out to 8-mile yet. But I got the impression from another gentleman, I believe his name is Dan, that it is safe to drive out to 8-mile from there.

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Will be out that way tomorrow, Anyone else going to be out on Friday or Saturday?

Cory Frantzick

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i am going on sat. if you get up there on friday and make your way out to eight mile good luck and i will see you on the ice

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It sounds like from the cold weather we have had the past week...a few resorts will plow out towards the flats.

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Hi Cory, yup will be up Sat. BTW been hitting Rush pretty regularly these days pleny of craps and a few bonus eyes.

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Drove out to Seguchie Flat Monday without any problems. Used the access at Terry's and they have the road plowed out to the bridge but after that you are on your own. The ice looked good, there is patches of snow and bare ice. When I drilled holes the ice was a good 16-18". With the cold weather we've had this week it should be close to 24". As far as a fishing report my arrival was a little tardy, didn't really get set up until 4PM. Caught 3 'eyes between then and 5:30 (which was everything I saw on the vex). Since I was in a hurry my setup wasn't the best, it was on the slope of the flat. Ten feet either way probably would have made a difference. Plan on being up there again starting tomorrow. Will most likely be where I was or on 8-Mile. This is the most promising the pond has looked in several years.

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THOSE WHO WANT TO KNOW,

GEORGE NITTY'S HUNTERS POINT HAS ROADS GOING OUT TO 9 MILE FLATS. THATS WHERE I FISHED FOR THE LAST 4 DAYS GREAT ACCESS AND GOOD ICE. GOOD LUCK.

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I was out to 8 mile last night through twin points. they have a road plowed out to there.caught three eyes from 3:00 to 8:00.

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Went out of Hunters Point on Sat. afternoon, good road to the flats and beyond. Pulled a retractable wheel house and was charged $35 for a three day pass, was out less than 24 hours but the minimum is $35. Not much snow on the ice, next time will chain up all four wheels if need be and pay the access fee out of any other resort on the lake, regardless of distance.

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