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What's Working??


MikeYager - Suzuki

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I'll be hitting Mille Lacs for the first and probably last time this year on Saturday morning. I have until noon and would like some advice on what is working for walleye. I plan on fishing the flats with spinner rigs tipped with crawler or leach. I'll be using the wind if it's there and motor if not. From what I have heard lately this would be a good approach. Any other advice would be appreciated. I'm especially interested in presentation such as speed, snell length and colors. Thanks in advance.

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That may be your only choice, if the wind doesn't blow. If it does, you should find plenty of fish in shallow water. The reefs in the five to six foot range have been putting out fish any time you have a good wind. Slip floats and leeches or crawlers are working great.

Super Ron

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