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You know...I was checking out Millstone the other day...

[This message has been edited by ackotz (edited 01-22-2004).]

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anyone hear of one somewhere between monti and maple lake where there are eyes biting

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I was out there about 10 days ago. caught 2 one about 12 inches and one about 15,talked to aguy who was there the other day and they didnt catch any. thats all i know.

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one more thing ackotz's reply wasnt there when i first posted, dont know why it didnt show when i posted, maybe there is a delay sometime.there is another rearing pond west of monti and ne of maple lake this maybe is what you were looking for.melrose lake.

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i take that back ackotz's reply was there it said something about buffalo lake in 17- 25 fow or something like that i see he edited it. thats enough i am starting to have a conversation with myself on here.

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yes swampman i new about melrose,i believe the dnr has that one heavily posted ackotz and i are going to try it later today will post outcome, hope its good

[This message has been edited by dewoutdoor70 (edited 01-23-2004).]

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I have been out at millestone for two weeks and if the walleyes are not fish out of there yet there can't be many left.From what I seen there has to be forty trucks and cars out there a night on a small pond if each person even catches one walleye that's forty a night thats alot of walleye's in a two week span. Good luck if you go there.

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was out tonight, caught nothing seen a few people had some at least 30 vehicles out there

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Hey Swampman!

You're right! You're not imagining things...I did edit my post. Dewoutdoors70 and I were talking about Millstone after you brought it up and I remembered I had checked the DNR Lakefinder data on it...but unfortunately, there is no DNR data on the little pond...nor is there any contour map for it either...

Duane! You're home...I didn't get home from work until 4PM (13 hr. day!). Shoveled the driveway and it was 5PM! I'm tired...and I gotta drive another set of trailers to Duluth again at 2:30AM... frown.gif

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Yea 7 feet would be max with the water levels as they are and it usually does have some weeds there is alot of hard sand bottom in the lake though. i am sure the dnr hopes it dies so they can get a fresh start.

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swampman where did you fish,bye the group of houses.where is the sand ,would think if got away from the crowd might be better,water is veeery dirty some people were getting them,one guy had five couple others had two. lots of noise for only seven feet of water

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Just to the right of where you drive out a point runs out in the lake that is all hard with some rocks on top drops off slow though. strait across the lake most of that shore is hard bottom. i fished just past the houses and a little to the ne.

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Yeah I was out there(MillstoneE) and caught a bunch of walleyes. Iwas with one other guy and caught 10 large ones in about 4hrs.

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The DNR has been on that lake checking licenses and bag limits for the last 3 days...they checked us...twice.

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anyone been out to millstone lately?wondering if its looking like its going belly up yet,last time i was out the ice was getting close to two feet thick,hopefully it gets fished out before that happens

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was out there yesterday, caught three 13" fish. It is fun to catch a couple of walleyes this time of year even if they were small. Just out of curiousity, are there any bigger walleyes in this lake? Has there been fishing like this in this lake in the past winter or summer or is this a one year wonder?

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what ive seen there was two classes of fish 12-13 15-16 heard of 18 inchers but never seen them, believe this is a one time thing,dnr wanted them out of there so they could start over

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