leech report yesterday spinners rocking

[fishnutbob]

Guiding yesterday the best setup was long rods with spinners and crawlers using smiley blades small in green and gold. We fished the main lake reefs in 14 to 16ft.

Another great spinner is Jolly Rogers Tackle spinners


Ended up with nine keepers biggest 26.5 and many in the slot

Cedar Pt south to has fish also find some weeds morning and evening.

Good luck www.leisureoutdooradventures.com

Pics of two from my boat yesterday

[Wall-e Warrior]

Nice to hear someone can catch them on the Dead Sea! LOL I was out on last Thursday and found one small Walleye willing to commit suicide on my line.

Nice fish Bob.

[fishnutbob]

Originally Posted by Wall-e Warrior

Nice to hear someone can catch them on the Dead Sea! LOL I was out on last Thursday and found one small Walleye willing to commit suicide on my line.

Nice fish Bob.

The fish are there mark them on your locator get on a school and fish. Leech is 113,000 acres third largest lake in Minn. every day they move. Troll

[Wall-e Warrior]

I was following your posts here and on another website and was dragging Lindy rigs and Slow Death hooks w/ bottom bouncers over reefs that come up to 16-20 ft. This was last Friday. The wind was around 15 mph out of the east, switching to the north following the cold front. Heavy to moderate rains in the morning to boot. I figured the rain would help, but the wind direction and cold front shut them down. I tried Moxey Reef and Big Rock Reef and a few unnamed reefs in the area, but because of the wind I didn't want to pound too far across the lake.

[fishnutbob]

Originally Posted by Wall-e Warrior

I was following your posts here and on another website and was dragging Lindy rigs and Slow Death hooks w/ bottom bouncers over reefs that come up to 16-20 ft. This was last Friday. The wind was around 15 mph out of the east, switching to the north following the cold front. Heavy to moderate rains in the morning to boot. I figured the rain would help, but the wind direction and cold front shut them down. I tried Moxey Reef and Big Rock Reef and a few unnamed reefs in the area, but because of the wind I didn't want to pound too far across the lake.

Those areas should hold fish and the wind was blowing that way working your way up a bit in 12 to 14ft or if the wind is really going on top of the reef throw a light jig on the top or a shallow hushy jerk change it up a little.

[Wall-e Warrior]

Thanks for the tips. Hope to get over there again in the near future.