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Leech Lake
The Leech Lake area is the land of stories and rich history.
Here at Leech Lake...
We’re passionate about our people. The Leech Lake area is a land full of stories and rich history. Experience new adventures – try your hand at fishing for walleye on a renowned Minnesota lake. Cozy up in a traditional Minnesota cabin or lodge. Take part in our community and experience what makes Leech Lake extraordinary.
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Annual North Country Resort, Retail & Restaurant Buyers Show
February 20-21
Everything you need to plan your visit or need to experience the Leech Lake area
Play bingo for a chance to win $275 in local area gift cards! February 22 & March 29
Have you secured your spot for the 2025 Leech Lake Walleye Tournament yet?
Central Minnesota
The Perfect Fishing Spot
Fishing Reports
Spring Walleyes - you can’t beat a stand up jig and a spot tail shiner. Fish shallow rocky points and wind-blown shorelines.
Ice Fishing
You will love fishing in our area. Rent a house for a day and stay overnight in one of our many local resorts or motels.
Fishing Tips
One might look at the sheer size of Leech Lake and become overwhelmed. You might wonder, where do I start?
Lake Map
Leech Lake and the surrounding areas are known for great fishing, and one path to success is to know your lakes.
Facts
Leech Lake covers 111,527 acres, has 230 miles of shoreline and reaches a maximum depth of 150 feet.
Area Guides
With is large size and nearly a dozen bays Leech Lake offers a habitat for over 20 different species of fish.
Quick Facts
About Leech Lake
Leech Lake is the third largest lake in Minnesota – it covers 111,527 acres, has 230 miles of shoreline and reaches a maximum depth of 150 feet, although over 80% of the lake is less than 35 feet deep. Several rivers feed into the lake, such as the Shingobee, Kabekona, Steamboat, Sucker and Boy, while the only major outlet is the Leech River.