It is shallow, as stated before, 3-4' deep everywhere. Not many stumps, lots of trees, duck blinds, buck brush, camps, etc...it is hard to believe that lake produces as many big bass as it does. The last tournaments held there the past few weekends had awesome results, an 8# plus for big bass last weekend. Good Luck!!!
Yea i forgot to tell you that the water was green due to what they say is an algea bloom. It normally happens later in the year but for some reason it happened earlier this year. Glad to hear you caught some. I hope to go there this week after work, probably wednesday. I'm looking for a big un. I caught one right a 7 lbs. last Sunday but haven't gotte to go back since. How did you catch the ones you caught?
You can run anywhere on Millers Lake. There are no stumps that i know of. The lake is pretty much open and shallow with quite a few tupelo gum trees. Average depth is only about 3 feet, but don't let that scare you off. There are a bunch of big bass in that lake. There is also rozos and buttonwoods that line the banks. Fish the trees and duck blinds with soft plastics and you should be able to catch a few. Where are you coming from?