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Author Topic: Mille Lacs Fall Bite  (Read 4774 times)

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September 09/29/07, 05:48:50 AM

Offline Mayfly

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Mille Lacs Fall Bite
Well. it sure has been quiet in here :whistling:

Anyone know anything, hear anything or see anything??? I know my brother was up a weeks or so ago and didn't do much of anything and didn't hear anything worth reporting really. Rumor is things are slowly changing but I have no first-hand reports...anyone else???

I may make a trip up mid October.........In between pheasant hunting and bow hunting ;)
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October 10/01/07, 09:16:41 AM Reply #1

Offline ScottPugh

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Re: Mille Lacs Fall Bite
Was up 9/21 and almost got blown off the lake.  Fished from 3 - 6 trying to find a bobber bite and deceided to head in when we took one too many waves over the front of the boat.  Then went out after sundown and picked up one 25" chunky fish in 12' of water.  Water was at ~ 67 which is still too warm plus with all the fronts moving through it is throwing things off.  We fished the SW side.

Cancel the pheasant and bow hunting let's head up and catch some sumo piggies....  Can you do any week nights?  Leave after work 5ish and get back in around 1 or 2 AM?
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