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Neiko look at the Oak lake post NO replies,this post maybe 9 here.Now do me a favor,Count the lakes with accesses from Sandstone to Duluth,Heck make it Pine City to Duluth,to Wisc.Border to MilleLacs whats that about 80-100 miles wide 100 miles north & south,How many lakes ya count with access open to public.A better view try Pine City To Duluth 30 miles each side of I-35?

So whats wrong with posting in eastcentral??

You should be happy! if people found out how good say eye fishin on oak,Sand Island,Moosehead,and the notherns avg.weight,not to mention Bass.Noone knows of the area so its under fished! I'd keep it quiet!Oh ya the Willow river sucker run should happen soon! I would catch 50-100 a day when their runnin from Duquette all the way to General Andrews state forest,the smallie fishin is Great all summer there also and the Moosehorn,Kettle why? its under fished!

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Yes,I agree 12 is a great lake and some darned good fishin too and I live just a few miles away from it,will have to get there more often!!

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stlouisrvman i to have a place on lake 12 wondering what side you are on... if you got time i'll be icefisfing this weekend stop out and say hi i'll be on a green artic cat atv with my daughter.

john s

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sdog, we built the new house on the north end , where are you at on the east side ? or west, if your west you drive right past us LOL

Jeremy

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there were two new houses last year so i'm wondering if yours is the one thats across the lake and is really close to where the trucks drive out. my cabin is in front of the 32ft hole.. not to far from rd by lake 11 then lake 12 meet where the road curves around.

john

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yup are by the public acess are you by the guywith h german shorthair dogs? the east sie of the lake? also when do you thin you will be up here?

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Hey there StLouis,I live about 6 miles from there as the crow flies,I'll probably get out there sometime next week to see what's going on,hope the panfish get going soon.Was on 3rd a week ago n not a bite.Maybe try Sturgeon too as there r some beauties in there when they bite!!Also if I know when ur gonna be out we can catch each other n share info.I look forward to meeting!

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Alright, the access is getting pretty bad though, i wouldnt drive a pickup out there, maybe in the morning but coming off would be a problem i think

Jeremy

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