Sleeper shack rentals

[Whfishman]

Hi folks. I've been watching this site for a few months now but this is my first post. I'm really impressed with Mille Lacs and can't wait to get up there. I've read several posts about quality of sleeper shacks for rent and have a good feel about my choices. I'm not too picky about the quality of the shack, more interested on the quality of the fishing. Does anyone have any recommendations on who can do the best job to get you on fish? I realize there are never any guarantees but would like to increase my odds. I'd like to come up sometime around mid-January. Thanks in advance for any information you can provide. Great site!!

[wackawalleye]

Since you are not getting alot of response, I suggest you call and talk to a few resorts. During your conversation you can deside who will meet or exceed your needs.

[Scupper]

I recommend hiring a guide for a half day or day. With a guide, the hunt is on.

You can still stay at a rental house and probably catch fish but your odds will increase by chasing them.

Good Luck...

[picksbigwagon]

McQuiods on the east side has some really nice cabins, depending on who is fishing and their comfort levels too. If you are wanting to get out to the flats during the day, which I reccommend, then I would try twin Pines. They helped us out a number of years ago, and we actually caught fish at night, but you need to get out and fish during the day, most sleepers are put on night bite area's not day bites. there are a ton of resorts and everyone has their favorites. I have looked into McQuiods while fishing near them, and I have personally had a nice time fishing out of Twin Pines. You do seem to get what you pay for