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Leech Lake

16 numbered points: 3 access points, 3 campsites, 2 bait & fly shops, 1 outfitter, 3 parks and conservation areas, 1 agency office, 1 regulation section limit, 1 USGS gauge, 1 point of interest.
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Points reviewed Oct 23, 2026
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Points curated by GuidedFloats from OpenStreetMap and state agency sources. Not a navigation chart. Confirm access, hours and regulations before you go.

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Numbered points

#PointTypeLat, LonNotes
1Leech Lake Recreation Area
Federal Dam, north-east outlet
Campsite47.24522, -94.22408Corps of Engineers recreation area at the Leech Lake outlet.
2Battleground State Forest
State forest, north-east shore
Park / conservation area47.18363, -94.20230
3Ah-gwah-ching Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife management area south of Walker
Park / conservation area47.04599, -94.33337
4Stony Point Campground Boat Access
Boat access, Stony Point
Access / boat ramp47.13564, -94.45617Ramp serving the Stony Point campground on the north shore.
5Stony Point Campground
Stony Point, north shore
Campsite47.13779, -94.45529Forest Service campground on the north shore.
6Walker Ranger Station
Chippewa National Forest, Walker
Agency / conservation office47.09984, -94.57261Forest Service ranger station for the Chippewa National Forest.
7Walker City Park
Walker
Park / conservation area47.10190, -94.57371Town park on Walker Bay at the south-west corner of the lake.
8City Docks
Public docks, Walker
Access / boat ramp47.10441, -94.58265City dock and launch on Walker Bay.
9Reeds Family Outdoor Outfitters
Reed's Sporting Goods, Walker
Outfitter / canoe rental47.10224, -94.58327The big tackle and outdoor store in Walker; the town's main gear stop.
10Shriver's Bait Co.
Walker
Bait, tackle & fly shop47.10144, -94.58466
11Walker Marine
Marina, Walker Bay
Access / boat ramp47.10365, -94.59015
12Dean's Bait
South of Walker
Bait, tackle & fly shop47.10700, -94.60528
13Trails RV
RV park near Walker
Campsite47.14558, -94.63257
14Leech Dam
Leech Lake outlet at Federal Dam
Point of interest47.24781, -94.22177Corps of Engineers dam controlling the lake; head of the Leech Lake River.
15USGS 05205900 Leech Lake at Sugar Point near Federal Dam
Primary level reference
USGS gauge47.16889, -94.28779Lake level gauge off Sugar Point, read with the Federal Dam outflow.
16Designated Special Management Waters - Leech Lake
Minnesota Rules 6264.0400, subp. 148
Regulation section limit47.16770, -94.42513Leech Lake is a designated special management water under Minnesota Rules 6264.0400. The designation covers T.141-144, R.28-32 in Cass County. Check the current DNR regulations before you fish.

Before you launch

Gauge: USGS 05205900 — LEECH LAKE AT SUGAR POINT NEAR FEDERAL DAM, MN. Live flow on the web page.

Species: Black Crappie, Bluegill, Lake Whitefish, Largemouth Bass, Muskellunge, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Yellow Perch

Regulations: www.dnr.state.mn.us/regulations/fishing/index.html

Emergency: call 911 and give the number of the nearest point on this map plus its coordinates.

Access notes

Federal Dam public access — near the USGS gauge at the lake outlet on the east end.
Walker city ramp and harbor — main southwest access to deep Walker Bay.
Five Mile Point access — south-shore ramp toward the main basin bars.
Stony Point campground access, Chippewa National Forest — north-shore ramp with camping.
Sucker Bay landing — north access to the shallow, weedy bays.
Battle Point access — east-side ramp near Boy Bay and Portage Bay.
Onigum public access — south-central ramp near Agency Bay and the narrows.

Seasons

Spring: the May opener puts walleye on the shallow gravel bars and in the warming bays, with perch fishing strong through the same weeks.
Summer: walleye move to the deeper bars and weed edges in the main basin; panfish fill the protected bays, and musky fishing gets underway through July and August.
Fall: the trophy window. Walleye move shallow again through September and October, and the muskell

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