TRINITY'S 3rd annual 2012/2013 icing challenge

[DetectorGuy]

So on the 23rd when we go to Mille Lacs, where are we going to dive? Are you guys cool with diving that slot in Isle Bay? Its less than a quarter mile from the boat access so there might be loot from boaters cranking up the throttle as they leave the launch. Like I mentioned earlier, there is plenty of hillside to search there for at least 6 holes without any overlap. The side slope from 15' down to 36' looks about is steep as it gets for Mille Lacs. It would be easy for stragglers to stroll in find everybody. Only caution here would be to use the public access on the West side of Isle Bay and not the public access on the East side of Isle Bay. I drove out with my Jeep from the East access once and because it is a river access... Its kinda hairy (keep the pony on your lap while your driving hairy). I have attached two PDF maps of Mille Lacs. If you zoom into the Isle Bay area of the Southern half map, you can see the trough I was talking about. The 6 coordinates I gave earlier are all ligned up on the SW side of this groove. Here are those coords again if anyone wants to write them down:
Here are coordinates to some possible dive holes 301' from each other that are each centered on the 15' deep "top of the trough" from the Northern most to the Southern most:
N46 08.922' W93 28.782'
N46 08.884' W93 28.735'
N46 08.845' W93 28.690'
N46 08.814' W93 28.636'
N46 08.773' W93 28.594'

There is another nice little submerged peninsula across this narrow trench that is exactly 300' from the last coord shown above. This coord is also at the 15' deep mark:
N46 08.753' W93 28.530'

Here are the coordinates to the West side public access:
N46 08.903' W93 29.090'

If anyone gets bored that day, about 1/2 mile away from those 6 dive holes there is a small 40' long bridge that goes to Malone island that might hold some loot at:
N46 08.854' W93 28.064'