MILLE LACS

[mrcarp]

HI I HOPE THIS IS IN THE RIGHT SPOT DOES ANY ONE KNOW IF I CAN DRIVE UP TO MILLE LACS OR ANY OTHER LAKES AND PAY A LANDING FEE TO DRIVE OUT AND FISH USING MY OWN HOUSE. I HAVE A CAR AND REALLY NEED A PLOWED ROAD. I HAVE HEARD MOST OF THE PLACES YOU MUST RENT A HOUSE FROM THEM ANY IDEAS THANKS

[Sutty]

Most of them will, they usually charge quite a bit more for bringing your house.

[thirtysomething]

Plenty of good places to pay and go on the big pond. Both sides of the lake have resorts and accesses. Hopefully you'll get some advise on where the fish are too. Good luck to ya!

[mrcarp]

JUST A SIDE NOTE I HAVE A SMALL PORTABLE IS WHAT I WOULD BE BRINGING TO FISH IN

[polarsusd81]

If you have to pay more than 10 bucks to get on the lake, someone is taking you for a ride. The standard rate seems to be 10 bucks up there for summer launching or winter road access. Most places maintain their roads well enough to get around in a car. Getting back up the hill some places may be your most difficult part.

[irishjigs]

A lot of people use the resort's accesses for their own uses, i.e. portables. Most resorts will charge a $10 road fee for a 24 hour period. With a car, you shouldn't have any issue on the roads, but getting off the lake might be a challenge...although I have seen a lot of cars on the lake with no issues at all! Good Luck!

jigs

[IcemanMN]

If you fish it alot like a friend of mine does. Some accesses sell season passes for getting on the lake.

[picksbigwagon]

I have fished Mille lacs with a ford escort and a honda civic, we never had a problem getting off the lake, there is usually enough sand on the first 300 yards of the lake road, you'll be fine. good luck. just remember not to drill holes on the road or near it, walk away from the main road before you drill your holes. little early for this post though

[JigginIsLife]

Think about it this way, chances are if we get as much snow as he have been getting, you wont need a plowed road...(satirical humor..)