Fishing Big Walleyes and Muskies on Leech Lake

Toby jumps in the boat with long time guide and all around great stick, Nick Miltimore on Leech Lake. Nick and Toby use forward facing sonar to chase walleyes and muskies over open water and provide a ton of insight using this tactic. Bonus round - after a great day on the water, we switch gears and go straight to musky mode linking up with owner, sponsor of the Guide Life and LOA guide, Bob Weeks of Agency Bay Lodge. The fish are in transition and the moon was full which means after dark Muskies was the name of the game!

[@michaelupchurch3769]

Nice walleyes

[@aaronmeyer9431]

It's nice getting to know the guides and the species they enjoy fishing each video. Great quality production! Can't wait for my next guided trip with LOA!

[@michaelupchurch3769]

St Croix icon rod how long is it

[@christinepacheemoua]

Are there any leeches on leech lake?

[@thedutchfisherman7078]

Yes, there are!
Legend says Rambo once fell in and his whole body was full with leeches. Ain't that a thing!

[@lancehoff4101]

Toby, i really enjoy your videos and seems like all you Leisure Outdoors guys are really nice guys/ i enjoy watching all the videos, with that said, this video saddens me, I get it, you guys make your living putting people on fish, and I'm not criticizing or faulting you for it, but this sport is becoming more and more about looking at $15,000+ worth of electronics and less about fishing, makes me wonder where its going to end, full disclosure, i have 1 Helix 9 on my boat, so i guess I'm part of it, sorry, I'm just venting and probably somewhat jealous of that fact its 6am on Friday morning and I'm heading to work and you probably get to go fishing................

[@SpoonierMilk]

Livescope doesn't cost 15k. Get with the times

[@LeisureOutdoors]

Thanks for the comment. We enjoy catching with or without electronics. You certainly do not NEED them to do so. Yes, they work great and are necessary for certain applications.