Leeches are great for so many different species. They work well for largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, walleye, northern pike and panfish. Leeches are very hardy. By putting them in a container with some water, you can keep leeches alive for weeks. Leeches tend to work much better once the water warms above 55 degrees. When it’s colder, the leeches may curl up into a ball and just stay there. When the water warms above 55 degrees, leeches become much livelier, which draws strikes from a variety of different fish.
How to Hook a Leech (Behind the Sucker) – Most people hate hooking leeches, but it’s quite simple. In this video, Kevin shows you how to hook them just behind the sucker.
Buying Leeches in Bulk – Kevin buys leeches in bulk every fishing season. Learn more about the process in his video. Buying in bulk will save you time and money.
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Small Leeches w/Videos
- Bobber (Hooked behind sucker)
- Bobber (Hooked wacky style – middle of leech)
- Drop Shot Rig (Hooked behind sucker)
- Drop Shot Rig (Hooked wacky style – middle of leech)
- Ice Fishing Jig w/Soft Plastic
- Ice Fishing Jig with Soft Plastic (Wacky Style)
- Jighead (Hooked behind sucker)
- Jighead (Hooked wacky style – middle of leech)
- Maribou Jig
- Maribou Jig (Wacky Style)
- Split Shot Rig (Wacky Style)
- Split Shot Rig (Hooked Behind Sucker)
Medium Leeches w/Videos
Large Leeches (Jumbo Leeches) w/Videos
- Coming Soon
Leech Fishing Tips & Techniques by Species
- Bass – Largemouth | Smallmouth
- Sunfish – Bluegill | Pumpkinseed | Rock Bass
- Walleye
