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How do you fish miltona and what can I expect as far as weeds and structure? Thanks I've never been there and am headed there in August for hopefully some muskie action. Any help would be appreciated.

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Lots of structure out there and by August there will be a few weed choked areas. Not a lake you want to fish without a GPS and a chip. It's a tough lake to fish. I have spent many grueling days out there with little to no success. To be honest, for me to keep a good attitude when I fish Miltona, I go on the lake never expecting to catch much. So, when I don't catch anything I'm not as disappointed. There are times though when it can surprise you. The pressure from muskie boats has at least quadrupled in the last 3-4 years.

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Lots of structure is an understatement!!! There are weedlines all around the outside of the lake. Most of them are pretty clean weeds with good break lines on them. You can also go out in the middle of the lake and fish on the flats. Tons of structure there. DH had it right...you need a chip in your locator to read all of the different structure and stay on it. If you are looking for a very quick learning curve, hire Brad Hoppe from Musky Mayhem. He has been on this lake for a very long time and knows it probably as well if not better than anyone.

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Hey guys - Headed out there tomorrow morning for the first time. How's the north access for space, etc? Looks like its gravel, which is fine as long as there are open spots early on in the morning.

I got some spots marked to hit so we are ready to roll, hopefully some better action then around here as of late. Thanks for any info on the access.

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Not sure what you mean by north access and gravel because I have never used that one. The best access on the lake is on the east side of the lake. Lots of parking, but it can fill up pretty fast on weekends at times. There can be a lot of muskie boats some days and there is always a ton of walleye boats out there. If you get there early you should be fine. If not, people park along the road all the time. Good luck.

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