Published by admin on 13 May 2012
Walleyes caught on Leech Lake in late spring hot spots
A successful 2012 Fishing Opener on Leech Lake. On Saturday, May 12 the air temp was about 35 degrees with a few of our cabin guests heading out early in the morning.
The Walleyes have scattered from the usual early ice out hot spots although one of our cabins hit their limit fishing Pine Point. Past years we have counted 100’s of boats on Pine Point, although this year there were few due to the early ice out.
The Curley’s from central Minnesota headed to Two Points in Portage Bay. Using a jig with shiner in about 10′ of water they limited out on Walleye their first day of fishing. Jack Curley shared with us that he was just north of of the point on a rock pile.
Other guests have been doing well on the west side of Goose Island on the flats, a usual late spring fishing hot spot. Again using a jig with shiner either drifting or trolling. Our neighbor Norm, went out Sunday morning and took in three walleye with a jig and a leech.
More photos to come…Dave, Tammie and Terry or any other anglers, why don’t you share some of your fish stories and photos from 2012 Fishing Opener?


The Aqua glide Jungle Jim, a climbing pyramid anchored off the swimming beach providing hours and hours of fun. 





