Lake Fork Anglers Major League Fishing Format Results from 3.5.20 out of the Minnow Bucket




Today started out warm for this time of the year in the upper 50's, It turned out to be beautiful day with light winds but tough fishing due to yesterdays heavy rains and brown water. Today most of the winners reported using jigs, chatter baits, red rattle traps and drop shot finesse worms to catch their fish.

Hard Core is what we call this tournament, but it follows the Major League Fishing format where every fish you catch over 10" counts. With Lake Fork partitioned into three sections and the section rotates each week throughout the year. Today section 1 was scheduled. LFA Members will qualify for the semi-final in October by catching 6 lb. and attending at least 6 tournaments. Or fish 80% of the tournaments. Top 50% move on to finals in November.

Boaters Results

1st place went to Jack White of Farmers Branch with 9 bass for 13.09 LB with a 3.02 LB lunker finesse worm.

2nd place went to Curt Blount of Lake Fork with 5 bass for 12.24 LB with a 5.08 LB lunker caught on a drop shot.

3rd place went to Jim DeVore of Arizona with 7 bass for 8.36 LB with a 2.55 LB lunker caught on a senko .

4th place went to Randy Bunch of Lake Fork with 3 bass for 8.02 LB with the boater lunker of 5.82 LB lunker caught on a rattle trap.

5th place went to Charlie Abresch of Hawkins with 4 bass for7.54 LB with a 4.49 LB lunker.

 

Co-Angler Results

1st place went to Doug Haeusler of Garland with 4 bass for 10.25 LB with the co-angler lunker of 3.95 LB caught on a black jig.

2nd place went to John Berech of Garland with 4 bass for 6.70 LB with a 3.23 LB lunker caught on a baby brush hog.

3rd place went to Bob Lambert of Lake Fork with 2 bass for 3.25 LB with a 2.13 LB lunker.

4th place went to Rick Wright of Rowlett with 2 bass for 2.04 LB with a lunker of 1.02 LB caught on a baby brush hog.

5th place went to Tom Whitrock of Lake Fork with 1 bass for1.92 LB on a T-rig.

  

63 fish caught today with only 4 angler skunks today.

 

The Lake Fork Anglers fish every Thursday throughout the year except Thanksgiving and Christmas on 2 different formats. Members are required to fish at least 4 of the Hard Core or 4

of the points tournaments to maintain membership. Dues is $5 a year and tournaments are $15. Go the www.bassfin.com to view our website to read our rules and view results. E-mail to [email protected] or call 903-440-2797 for info.

 




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Fishing Report from TPWD (Jul. 2)

GOOD. Water Stained; 82 degrees; 0.10 feet above pool. Bass are good early morning around grass with frogs, buzz baits and poppers. The offshore bite is best right now with fish coming from 12-25 feet on humps, ridges, road beds and points with Carolina rigs, flukes, big worms, Texas rigs and big crankbaits. Report by Marc Mitchell, Lake Fork Guide Service. Lily fields are filling in, hydrilla and milfoil are reaching for the surface. Fish this type of cover at midday when bass are seeking cover. Frog patterns are working in the shallow vegetation early and late. Drop a clouser on an isolated cover for black bass. Large bream have moved shallow, wooly buggers are producing good fish. Channel catfish are cruising 2-4 feet, clousers are a good choice. Report by Guide Alex Guthrie, Fly Fish Fork Guide Service. Lake Fork crappie fishing is improving as we enter the summer pattern. Loads of small fish under 10 inches are still being caught daily, but a lot more large fish are stacking up on brush piles, tire reefs, artificial structures and the base of trees. You can still find some fish on bridges, underwater bridges and road beds in 16-26 feet. Minnows, small hand ties and soft plastics are all working. Report by Jacky Wiggins, Jacky Wiggins Guide Service. Anticipate increased boater traffic this weekend as we celebrate our Nation’s Independence Day.

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