I need some help/advice

[I_Just_Fish]

Once again I get up here to No. Mn.(Leech Lake) and hear "should have been here last week". Well, I wasn't. So, what I've done so far is, 1 26" walleye on a lindy rig with a leech. One 23" walleye on a 3 way swivel with a leech. 2 little dinks that weren't big enough to make a sandwich out of. I've been here since Memorial day and I'm not leaving until June 8. The bigger walleye was on a break in about 17-19' of water. The other was in 12' of water. I need to catch some fish. The wife will be here Sunday and is expecting to catch some fish. Please send some good advice. Thanks

[CMesserschmidt]

That cold front last night didn't help things out for you either!

[outdoorsron]

Hello: When I go to Leech lake I always stop in at Reeds in Walker. They usually know what is going on and where. Also a lot of smaller lakes in the area they can put you on. Maybe check with them. Good Luck O - R

[Eyehunter2230]

With cold fronts it makes it a lot tougher. We just had one come through the other day and temps dropped back down to 27 degrees in the morning on the water. We caught all of our fish on the breaks of the creek channel in 18-21' water in the pockets vertical jigging with sonars.