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  • Levi Rosendahl
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    #1818082

    Just left Mille Lacs and we ended with 18 walleye from 2pm-6pm. All caught in 24 FOW out of Rocky Reefs Resort. A solid 11-16 inches of ice as well.

    Levi Rosendahl
    Posts: 17
    #1817600

    Here is a video I made awhile back with the “good” seats. They actually are comfortable, but I never use the backs anyways…

    Levi Rosendahl
    Posts: 17
    #1817373

    Baffins boots are great! Canadian built so proven to be top-notch for cold weather. I just picked up a pair of Baffins Control Max for ice fishing and shoveling snow. Very very comfortable and warm. About $160 on Amazon.

    Levi Rosendahl
    Posts: 17
    #1817370

    Is there any new updates on the west side of Mille Lacs? Safe ice, best landing to go out of? Going out Saturday and want to be prepared. Thanks!

    Levi Rosendahl
    Posts: 17
    #1813082

    Helix is the way to go… I however went with the Helix 5 g2 over the 7 due to how large the 7 is. I did get the PTC U2 carrying case and shuttle which is great. Various fishing options and GPS is the future of ice fishing in my opinion.

    Levi Rosendahl
    Posts: 17
    #1648290

    Thank you. I will have to rig a few of these up. Now I just need mille lacs to get some ice!

    Levi Rosendahl
    Posts: 17
    #1645549

    You will love it. Anyone install any LED light stips to a 12V batter? That’s my next step.

    Levi Rosendahl
    Posts: 17
    #1645431

    I bought the Aegis 2250 last year at the St Paul Ice show. Best choice I have made for ice fishing. Very easy to put up and down and lots of room. I made a review last winter. Here is the link..

    It fits me and my fat friends easily. Hope this helps
    PS. Thermal is a very very good choice. U won’t regret

    Levi Rosendahl
    Posts: 17
    #1600463

    If it were me, I’d try the northern point, within the right side of the dotted circle and in between the number 9 and 12 and right above the little fish mark. I would set up in the deep and tip up in the shallow (or other war around). Walleye seemed to come from deep to shallow to feed in my experience. And u want to find their easy path up and down. That’s why u look for breaks in the shape of “U” or “V”. Also lake seems shallow, so maybe just not many there. Good luck

    Levi Rosendahl
    Posts: 17
    #1600457

    Caught 6 last night on a 1/8 oz perch colored slender spoon. Can’t go wrong with a rattle spoon. All with minnow head

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