Are You Looking for a Top Fishing Guide for Lake Mille Lacs?
For over 20 years, Michael Riedl has been an avid fisherman in Minnesota, the home of 10,000 lakes. He specialized in Largemouth and Smallmouth fishing for the last ten years, and in 2015, he began to guide part-time. He has gained immense knowledge about Mille Lacs Lake and many other nearby bodies of water. Michael has obtained a Captain’s License and is certified in Basic First Aid and CPR by the American Red Cross. Michael is also a veteran of the Army National Guard since 2006 and is experienced in hard work, discipline, and detail-oriented. He brings his professional demeanor and a positive attitude to every excursion, ensuring you have a wonderful time out on the water.
Why Hire a Fishing Guide for Lake Mille Lacs?
Hiring a fishing guide for Lake Mille Lacs is a great way to maximize your time on the water and increase your chances of success. A professional guide will have a thorough knowledge of the lake and its fish, the best techniques to catch them, the best tackle and lures to use, and the best spots to fish. They can also provide tips and advice to help you become a better angler. Furthermore, a guide can also help you avoid areas that are dangerous or off-limits to fishing. Overall, a guide can help you make the most of your time on the lake, increase your chances of success, and ensure your safety.
Benefits
1. Expert Advice – Fishing guides are experienced in the local waters and can provide valuable advice on where to fish, what bait to use, and how to present the bait.
2. Safety – Hiring a fishing guide can help ensure your safety while on the water. Guides are familiar with the local waters, the weather, and potential danger.
3. Time Savings – Guides can help you locate fish quickly and effectively, saving you time and energy.
4. Improved Catch Rate – Fishing guides’ local knowledge and experience can help increase the likelihood of catching fish.
5. Stress Relief – Fishing is a relaxing activity but can also be stressful, especially if you are unfamiliar with the waters or the techniques. A guide can help take the stress out of fishing by providing expert guidance and advice.
6. Enjoyment – Fishing can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience, but it can be much more enjoyable with a guide who knows the local waters and can help you find the perfect spot to catch fish.
What We Target at Lake Mille Lacs
Smallmouth bass are a popular choice for fishing at Lake Mille Lacs because they are known for putting up a good fight and they are plentiful in the lake. They feed on insects, worms, minnows, and crayfish, making them easy to catch with the right bait. Furthermore, they are known to grow large, making them a favorite target for anglers.
Scouting at Lake Mille Lacs
FAQs
Valid MN fishing license. Sunscreen. Appropriate clothing for the weather. Something to drink and snack on for the duration of our trip. I provide cold water in my built in cooler for my clients.
Always try and use the restroom at the boat ramp prior to launching. However if the situation arises please don’t be shy to speak up. I will run you back to the closest restroom on shore if needed. No questions asked.
I will have you meet me at the closest public boat ramps that allow us the most fishing time on the target location for the day.
Absolutely you’re more that welcome to keep your catch within regulations. However with my Guided Mille Lacs Smallmouth trips it is strongly recommended that we practice catch and release. Especially with these trophy caliber fish. If keeping fish is something you’re looking to do I can certainly put you on more plentiful replenishing panfish bites in the local area to ensure you go home with fish for the pan.
Since I bounce around lakes and launch out of public access there is limited access to fillet stations. If you’d like to take your catch home I’d suggest bringing a separate cooler with ice.
I can accommodate 2 angler’s comfortably.
Fishing Trip Details
Book a Fishing Trip with On A Mission Fishin. We target small mouth bass on Lake Mille Lacs.