The Bucket Brigade was organized in October of 1896 with 24 pails and a few ladders. A bell and tower were built between 4th and 5th streets. Members were Kuhlander, Dearing, Bilben, LaVigne, Mohler, Chapin, Jamison, Campbell, Fisher, Grey, Haldeman, Rieder, DeLury, and Erickson. The Leech Lake Area Chamber of Commerce and the Cass… More Info
The Leisure Outdoor Adventures Guide Team, Reeds Sporting Goods and Chase on the Lake Resort teamed up on Thursday, July 26th to host their 3rd annual Kids Fishing Event in accordance with Crazy Days in Walker. 35 kids ranging from 4-13 years old attending the event that morning and participated in a variety of activities. … More Info
August 5th Fishing Report Leech Lake Our Leech Lake Fishing Guides were out this past week and are continuing to put the puzzle together. We are finishing walleyes as shallow as 14 feet and all the way out to 30 feet of water depending on the day and location on the lake. The key once… More Info
The building held a grand opening ball on November 3rd, 1905 where in the years to come, many home talent productions, medicine shows, troops from the Chataugua Circuit, carnivals and dances took place. The “big deal” was the 10 cent Saturday night silent movies. The building (front-left) is now occupied by Bill Hansen Realty. … More Info
Leech Lake Fishing for our Leech Lake Fishing Guides has begun to pick back up on Leech Lake this past week. We have been busy chasing walleyes and muskies this week, as well as hosting our annual Kids Fishing Event. Here is the report from our guides Leech Lake walleye fishing has begun to pick… More Info
