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camping at mille lacs


beaverlakeman

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ty very much.
and now what about the fishing? walleye,pike,muskie,smallies?

times?
lures?
all hints?

thank you alot

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hello all,

i am planning on a trip up there probably next month. we are bringing a rv. is there any campsites with electricity available? if so where at and approxamatly how much?

Also whats the fishing like in august, for all fish.
first time up there so would love to have a memorable one..

thanks for all the help?


beaverlakeman


P.S i am really interested in a campsite w/ elec. and the location...

if you have ANY other helpfull info about the lake and the fishing in august i would greatly appreciate it.. thank you very much.

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Beaver,

Try this: Start by calling the resorts listed here under the Mille Lacs Area

http://fishingminnesota.com/resort.html

You could also try the Mn State Park system. Father Hennepin is located right on the south end of the lake and Mille Lacs Kathio is located just off the lake halfway up on the west side.

http://www.stayatmnparks.com/

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Paul
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Try this one,They have full hook-ups and a nice bath house.
And if you need a slip for you boat they have that also.

North Star Resort17106 Walleye Road, Onamia,MN 56359
Ask for Pat or Louie

Tell them Joe sent you.

This place is very nice and Quiet.

[This message has been edited by Rick (edited 07-24-2002).]

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