October Meeting of The Well Armed Woman




The Lake Fork Chapter of The Well Armed Woman had 22 ladies at the October meeting with 2 being guests. The program began with rockers and patches being awarded to those that earned levels in the NRA Winchester Challenge. The program was explained to those that were new with additional information sheets handed out explaining the levels. We have about 20 members that are actively pursuing the challenge and as a result are gaining confidence and accuracy in their shooting.
The next item on the program was a Show & Tell about holsters. Women like to touch and feel a product before they buy and that night was the perfect opportunity. These ladies were no exception…they were eager to hear about, see and touch these holsters. From inside the waistband to outside the waistband, also included were several different styles for them to see. These included thigh holsters, ankle holsters, flash-bangs and several different belly bands. There were lots of questions about ‘do they come in different sizes or colors and ‘which one fits my gun?’ And all questions were answered! 98% of women won’t openly carry a firearm but they will carry a one concealed. With many being new to the variety of holsters, it was like shopping for a new pair of shoes.
Please join us next month (November 3rd) for an award ceremony. There are 10 ladies that are completing the NRA Winchester Challenge and earning the level of Distinguished Expert. There will be open shooting from 4-5pm. The Distinguished Expert shoot will begin at 5pm. Non-members are welcome but you will need to be a member before you can shoot…it’s an insurance requirement. Our meeting will begin at 6pm. Members are asked to wear their purple shirts for a group photo. For more information contact Peggy York, Lake Fork Chapter Leader at 903-473-2185.




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Thursday

Increasing Clouds

Hi: 89

Thursday Night

Mostly Cloudy

Lo: 64

Friday

Mostly Sunny

Hi: 87

Friday Night

Mostly Clear

Lo: 68

Saturday

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Fishing Report from TPWD (Sep. 24)

GOOD. normal stain; 85 degrees; 1.29 feet below pool. There is good topwater action early in the morning around pond weed with topwaters and frogs. Then use flukes and soft plastics stick baits along the edge of the pond weed most of the day. There are still a few groups of fish offshore, but bass are primarily scattered from 12-22 feet in roadbeds, humps and long points. Deep crankbaits are good over points and humps in 18-25 feet. Report by Marc Mitchell, Mitchell's Guide Service. Early and late topwater bites around grass lines and isolated cover on main lake and secondary points. Try frog and mouse patterns for topwater. Bass are schooling in creeks, so a hard-bodied popper should work. Bream are shallow, try small hoppers. Sand bass are schooling mid-lake. Report by Guide Alex Guthrie, Fly Fish Fork Guide Service. Lake Fork crappie fishing is heating back up as we begin to head into early fall. The black crappie are stacking up in huge numbers this week on brush piles and other structures. The bite for them is still a little finicky but small hand tied jigs swam over them or small jig heads tipped with minnows are working to get them in the boat. Still having to go thru numbers of fish to find the larger ones. The white crappie are also showing up on timber along creek channels in 18-28 feet. That bite has gotten stronger and the minnow tipped jig heads are working well on those fish. Have caught some fish on soft plastics the last few weeks. We should see the bite getting even better when water temps drop down as we begin to cool down more. Report by Jacky Wiggins, Jacky Wiggins Guide Service.

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