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comming up to mille lacs in the morning for the 1st time in years. Going to be pulling a wheel house out with an atv. Where should we go out of?? like every one else looking for perch and eyes and would like a decent road to get there???

any help would be greatly appreciated. My brother did good out of Barnacles a week ago. can i get the house out there with an atv??? help help help

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I was out of terrys boat harbor on the nw side on sat and there were a ton of trucks out there, they had a great road also. Barnacles prob has a good road still also, but I havent fished out of there in a couple weeks now. As far as fishing goes, it has been rpetty slow for everything lately. We found plenty of perch but few takers on sat and the eyes were no where to be found. It sounds like most people got 0-2 eyes all last weekend, but maybe it will be better now that its mid-week. good luck.

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Barnacles still has a good road. The only problem they are having with the wheeled houses are if the tires are wider then a pick up (which some are) it is creating some minor incidents on their bridge. Other than that the roads are good. Fishing has slowed (at least on the east flat) in the last 7-10 days, but I did hear perch still being caught out by the rock pile.

Good Luck,

HB

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