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Go Fish Anglers is a individual 5 fish catch and immediate release tournament. Fish must be measured using Check-IT Stik and TPWD Length to Weight Chart is used to estimate weights.
First cast is always 1 hour prior to sunrise. Lines-In varies with temperature: 90 degrees and above we fish until 12:00 PM otherwise we fish until 2:00 PM.
Weigh-in's are held at W. C. Swearingen Recreation Area in Yantis.
Membership is currently open to all persons who are physically able to fish and function independently.
More information can be found by becoming a member at our Facebook page Go Fish Anglers or by emailing [email protected].
Membership is currently open to all persons who are physically able to fish and function independently. More information can be found at our Facebook page by clicking the link above or by emailing [email protected].
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Wednesday
Partly Sunny
Hi: 87
Wednesday Night
Mostly Clear
Lo: 64
Thursday
Slight Chance Thunderstorms
Thursday Night
Partly Cloudy
Friday
Mostly Sunny
Friday Night
Lo: 71
Saturday
Hi: 91
Saturday Night
Mostly Cloudy
Lo: 75
Extended Weather Forecast
Water Level on 5/22: 403.29 (+0.29)
Water Level Details
GOOD. Water Stained; 73 degrees; 0.32 feet above pool. Bass are good in the early morning on points where the shad are spawning. Cast diesel chatterbaits, spinnerbaits and KVD sexy dawgs on the surface. Target grass and pond weed with frogs in 1-4 feet of water. Mid running crankbaits 2.5-3.5 inches are good on points in 5-7 feet of water. Carolina rigs are good offshore on points and high spots from 12-16 feet. Report by Marc Mitchell, Lake Fork Guide Service. Black bass are post spawn and the top water bite is on! Frog patterns are working in the shallow vegetation. The crappie are moving shallow, small clousers are producing well. Large bream have moved shallow, wooly buggers are producing good fish. Channel catfish are cruising 2-4 feet biting clousers. Report by Guide Alex Guthrie, Fly Fish Fork Guide Service. Crappie fishing on Lake Fork is a lot of fun right now. The lake has a tremendous population of black crappie and they are stacked up on all kinds of structures all over the lake in 12-28 feet. White crappie are also loading up on certain trees. You can find black crappie on some bridges, underwater bridges, roadbeds, brush piles, lay downs, tire reefs, points and the base of timber. I’ve seen some lay downs the past week that may have over 1000 crappie on them. The only problem is finding black crappie over 10 inches when you have so many fish on spots. It is a lot of fun to catch hundreds of crappie per day even if you cannot keep all of them. One of the hottest spots for numbers right now is the big reef in front of the 154 public ramp. Any electronics will find it straight out from the ramp just before the boat lane. It’s very large and easily visible on traditional electronics. The bottom is covered with structures of different kinds and crappie. You can fish minnows just off the bottom or swim small jigs just off the bottom to catch a lot of crappie. You may only see one out of ten fish that are 10 inches. Swimming jigs is a very productive method
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