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JJ
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I have a quick question! I can't get up to Mille Lacs to fish for smallmouth for a couple of weeks. My question is will they still in the same places they are now and what methods would you use to catch them?
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Sliderfishn
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Yep, they will still be in the water 
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Sliderfishn
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OK, OK.
They will still be on the rocks. I have caught them up shallow into Oct. so you should be good untill you can get back up there.
I like throwing tubes and sencos for those smallies.
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Ranger777
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Hey Slider,
When you say shallow, are they rock up on top of the boulders? Have you ever tried fishing around the seagulls? I have to imagine that they are chasing bait fish, and hence the smallies will be right below them. You see guys fishing Erie that way..
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Sliderfishn
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Hey Slider,
When you say shallow, are they rock up on top of the boulders?
Sometimes right on top, sometimes on the first break which could be 4-6 feet. I know a few guys that fish that fish deeper, I never had a reason. 
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Have you ever tried fishing around the seagulls? I have to imagine that they are chasing bait fish
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Mille Lacs smallmouth bass
