As per Minnesota state law, if you plan on trailering your boat and transporting bait, you must have another bait container with tap water to put your bait into when you leave the lake.
NOTE: If you think your boat or trailer should be cleaned to eliminate any possibility of introducing zebra mussels or other invasive species into Leech Lake, the precise location of the MN DNR decontamination/cleaning unit for Leech lake can be determined for the week prior the tournament through the dates of the tournament by calling Bruce Anspach at 218-699-7295.
View our payout schedule and prizes below. Additional prizes are awarded for the following: 1st Place – Adult/Youth Division, 1st Place – Male/Female Division, Comeback Award, Female/Female Division, Big Fish Awards Each Day, Leader of Day 1, and Leader of Day 2.
$15,400
$8,000
$5,100
$3,700
1st Place Prize
2nd Place Prize
3rd Place Prize
4th Place Prize
$2,400
$2,100
$1,900
$1,400
5th Place Prize
6th Place Prize
7th Place Prize
8th Place Prize
$1,000
$900
$780
$465
9th Place Prize
10th Place Prize
11th Place Prize
12th Place Prize
$465
$465
$465
$465
13th Place Prize
14th Place Prize
15th Place Prize
16th Place Prize
$465
$465
$465
$465
17th Place Prize
18th Place Prize
19th Place Prize
20th Place Prize
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Leech Lake Fishing Task Force
Through countless hours of effort by the Leech Lake Fishing Task Force, in conjunction with the Leech Lake Band and the Minnesota DNR, they are realizing their goal of bringing back a strong and sustainable walleye fishery on the lake. It began in 2005 with a cormorant control plan and an aggressive stocking program. By 2010, over 100 million walleye fry had been introduced into Leech Lake. The result of this effort has been a return to quality walleye fishing that is as good as it has ever been, with Leech Lake once again being one of the hottest walleye lakes in Minnesota. The Leech Lake Walleye Tournament will showcase this walleye fishery recovery.