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you have to have a season pass there after xmas? Or a guest renting

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32 minutes ago, cookie129 said:

you have to have a season pass there after xmas

With the season pass you also have to follow some rules. Don't be rude to other fishermen. Don't crowd other fishermen. Don't litter. Don't speed on the roads and some other rules or your season pass is revoked. The result is a quiet and peaceful part of the lake.

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Kelly how is off road travel out of Beacon? I am renting for a couple days again this week and would like to venture around a little. I remember Hudeks road system up there in the day when we rented from Velmer and stayed at the ranch good times.. Thank you Moose.

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Off road travel will really vary depending on how the snow blew around. Lots of old banks and hard drifts waiting to catch someone.

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No doubt!  

 

Unacceptable at any parallel.  They must not be close to anyone that needs to go slower to be safer!

 

I still remember my first trip up there - seeing a nice truck and wheelhouse T boned down in the ditch at a T in the road cuz they were going too fast.  

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  • 'we have more fun' FishingMN Creators

We've always enjoyed our stay there and their roads are close to a lot of really productive areas.

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We have a season pass for beacon harbor and it is the best money I spend ice fishing every year. Jesse plows an awesome road that keeps most of the guys from down south away. Fishing is amazing and once the winter wears on the crappies really start showing up in their normal spots. 

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My son just did two nights in a sleeper on the north side with seven buddies. Caught about 20 walleye total and kept 15 plus 6 perch. Fairly slow.

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We just got back from a three day trip up at Beacon Resort and we were surprised how nice the houses were and the quality of service.  They even have generators powering the houses so you can plug in 120v radios, chargers, etc.  Great idea.  The outhouses were positioned perfectly so that two houses had one porta-potty.  Great Idea!  I will return.  Prices weren't crazy either.  They got a customer for life.

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