Lake Fork Anglers Results From June 23




No wind at the 6 AM start was a first for us in 2022. But thank fully, we did get a nice breeze out of the north around 8 AM when the temperature was climbing.

The lake is still down about 6' and dangerous if you don't know where to drive. But seeing all the stumps exposed is a help for some. I noticed more fish were caught on square bills, big worms, and shakey head rigs.

All fish 10" and up are keepers. Only the best 5 count.

 

Boaters

  1. First Place went to Galen Smith of Alba with 4 bass for 13.11 LB with a 6.94 LB lunker.
  2. Second Place went to Randy Bunch of Lake Fork with 6 bass for 12.55 LB with a 3.23 LB lunker.
  3. Third Place went to Herb Powell of Lake Fork with 6 bass for 11.76 LB. with a 4.40 LB lunker.
  4. Fourth Place went to Bill Ailes of Sulphur Springs   with 3 bass for 11.64 LB with the 8.23 LB boater lunker.
  5. Fifth Place went to Robert Gaylor of Lake Fork with 3 bass for 11.37 LB with a 4.97 LB lunker.

 

Co-Anglers

  1. First Place went to Tom Whitrock of Lake Fork with 2 bass for 10.42 LB with the co-angler lunker of 6.64 LB.
  2. Second Place went to Scott Powell of Lake Fork with 4 bass for 6.99 LB. with a lunker of 2.13 LB.
  3. Third Place went to Alf Tuggle of Scroggins with 3 bass for 6.94 LB with a lunker of 3.62 LB.
  4. Fourth Place went to Rick Wright of Rowlett with 3 bass for 5.66 LB with a 2.74 LB lunker
  5. Fifth Place went to Bruce Allen of Lake Fork with 2 bass for 3.64 LB a 1.92 LB lunker

 

This week we managed 48 keepers with just three skunks. Less than half the keepers than last time.

So, you'd like to fish at Lake Fork but don't really have the $500 for a guide. You can come and fish with us for a $20 entry fee and a $20 donation for your boater. Unless you are a boater. Annual dues are also $20. Our group of boaters will be able to put you on fish most of the time.

The LFA fishes every Thursday except T-Day and Christmas on 2 different formats. A 5 fish limit we call LFA and a MLF style format where every fish counts, we call Hard Core, 3 special tournaments and an end of year dinner. We are a club of 53+ seniors (Mostly) and are very liberal on members being for off vacations and medical issues.

Right now, we are looking for more Boaters and Co-Anglers.

For information e-mail me at [email protected]. Call 903-440-2797 You can check out our website at www.bassfin.com/




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Wednesday

Mostly Sunny

Hi: 59

Wednesday Night

Mostly Clear

Lo: 35

Thursday

Partly Sunny

Hi: 62

Thursday Night

Mostly Clear

Lo: 39

Friday

Mostly Cloudy

Hi: 62

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Lo: 41

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Hi: 51

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Lake Fork

Fishing Report from TPWD (Jan. 8)

GOOD. Water Stained; 55 degrees; 1.85 feet below pool. Bass are good in 3-5 feet of water in timber or grass with chatterbaits, square bill crankbaits and flukes. Texas rigs and shaky heads are good around docks in 5-10 feet of water. Carolina rigs fair on roadbeds and high spots 14-17 feet. Report by Marc Mitchell, Lake Fork Guide Service. Report by Alex Guthrie, Fly Fish Fork. The Lake Fork crappie fishing continues to be excellent as the surface temperatures continue to drop. Lots of fish can be found on timber, brush and bridges in 18-58 feet. If you find areas with tons of shad there will be crappie close by. Look for fish migrating towards deeper water that sometimes follow creek channels. The jig bite has kicked in for the winter. Small hand tied jigs are producing extremely well and soft plastics will get you a bite. Minnows are always a go to bait for crappie on Lake Fork. Report by Jacky Wiggins, Jacky Wiggins Guide Service. Historically a strong cold front will shut the bite off when the water temperature is 43 degrees or lower. Expect the crappie to become stationary to reserve energy. If the water temperature drops into the 30s a shad kill is possible. If this happens crappie will feed on the shad and follow the fish deep to feed. Target the lower two-thirds of the lake. Crappie are good in the river channel timber. The best approach is a light line with an ⅛ ounce jig. Report by River Bottom Boys Guide Service.

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