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Shermans Flat


BreakTheBank

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I purchased a home on the point by Wigwam Bay this summer and was wondering if anyone had any honey holes on the West side? Shermans flat is about 3/4 mile out from my house. I have never ice fished on the big pond so any tips would be awsome.

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I think that the any flat on Mille lacs will produce fish. I love the flats!!!

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jimmy, you are sitting in front of one of the best mud flats on the lake!!! I can assume by you being able to afford a pad on the big lake, you probably can afford a gps unit. This device is your best buddy on the big one. I always trek off milacs on the same trail i took out. ice is changing 24/7 due to size and shape of the lake. Cracks opening and slamming shut, you never know what to expect. back to fishing shermans flat, i love the cut and the finger early ice, fishing the deeper side of the breaks in the day and on the top during evening. cameras help with finding under water humps and saddles. there are some nice valleys on the top of the finger. Had a constant flow of "eyes" slowly moving through a long valley for about an hour or so last jan. not a biter in the school.

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I have a Lowrance for the summer and an H20 for the winter with the lake master chip but I have not had the chance to use them enough to figure them out - plus the directions are like phone books written in Greek and I think I have A.D.D.

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The H2O is easier to use then you think. If I can use it, anyone can. Once you have some expierience with using it, you will learn about all the amazing capabilities of this little unit.

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