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muskyhunter47

Posted 8/31/2012 11:05 PM (#582001)
Subject: leech

Posts: 1638

Location: Minnesota

leech have only fished the lake once cought a 45.that was in portage bay.i made a deal with brother N law fish for muskies for 3 hrs in the morning in re turn ill fish for bait aka walleyes for the next 3. he has never hooked a musky , what were most of the muskys cought on during the tournament. ill put him up front give him the first shot at a fish. what would be the best bait since we fish for muskys first im thinking letting him use a top raider . my thought is if he gets one i wont have to fish for walleyes.where should i start . i dont want to fish walleyes

sputterbug

Posted 9/1/2012 12:18 AM (#582010 - in reply to #582001)
Subject: RE: leech

Posts: 364

Location: Kentucky

Haven't been on in a good while but saw your thread. Family took a vacation in mid-July to Leech. Can't go wrong with main lake reefs such as Pelican, Submarine, The Annex, etc. Get a small heavy bucktail with a chartreuse blade and burn it as fast as you can. Chad Cain was The Man for us. Bro and I caught 10 in a week and we weren't out that much.

My personal best, a 51" on an Ugly Girl (Supergirl knockoff that I made). My nephew was in the boat with us. Two 47's. My dad pictured. Great trip! Good luck on yours.

P.S. Thanks for your responses to bro re: skeeter mx1825. Looks fawesome.

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Propster

Posted 9/1/2012 1:03 AM (#582014 - in reply to #582001)
Subject: Re: leech

Posts: 1901

Location: MN

One of the patterns that worked in the recent PMTT was burning smaller blades like Showgirls on shallow sand and shallow wind-blown shorelines. Now they had experienced a cold front prior to the tourney so it doesn't mean that will work again but it's one decent bet. As mentioned above the rocks should be going well also, and I agree - get him his first and he'll be more than willing to leave the bait alone.

muskyhunter47

Posted 9/1/2012 10:34 AM (#582036 - in reply to #582001)
Subject: Re: leech

Posts: 1638

Location: Minnesota

thanks for the help guys. heading up to mille lac this afternoon then going to leech sunday morning

djwilliams

Posted 9/3/2012 2:09 PM (#582290 - in reply to #582036)
Subject: Re: leech

Posts: 767

Location: Ames, Iowa

Fishing leech so soon after leaving Mille Lacs I hope you gave the boat a good hot wash down, emptied the bilge, livewell, bleached it. Mille Lacs has zebras. Leech not yet.
Did ya?

muskyhunter47

Posted 9/3/2012 2:34 PM (#582295 - in reply to #582001)
Subject: Re: leech

Posts: 1638

Location: Minnesota

did not fish mile lace just stayed there

djwilliams

Posted 9/3/2012 7:43 PM (#582351 - in reply to #582001)
Subject: Re: leech

Posts: 767

Location: Ames, Iowa

Whew!!! Thanks for straightening me out.
But think of the guys who do go from one to the other on the same day . Here in Iowa I think about guys who go from Clear Lake to West Okoboji. It's only a matter of time- short time.

Jacko

Posted 9/24/2012 9:25 PM (#586888 - in reply to #582001)
Subject: RE: leech

Posts: 72

Fished all weekend, not much going on. Missed one boatside
And had a big one follow on spinnerbait. Tough conditions with 25mph
Winds on Saturday. Anyone else out there this weekend?

wkeegobbler

Posted 9/24/2012 9:41 PM (#586893 - in reply to #586888)
Subject: RE: leech

Posts: 323

Location: Waukee, IA

My brother guides on Leech and they caught some nice ones over the weekend. 4 yesterday I believe. He did mention the wind was brutal though Friday and Sat. Calmed down yesterday afternoon and they did well seeing some real pigs.

Masqui-ninja

Posted 10/1/2012 8:46 PM (#588369 - in reply to #586893)
Subject: RE: leech

Posts: 1247

Location: Walker, MN

After a pretty dismal summer of casting, I banged out six fish in three days ( 32, 36, 43, 44, 46, 47) last week durring that big north wind. I can't wait for the next big blow! ( pictured 47, 46)

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