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Subject: Re: Fishing Report Author: tim [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 20:30:15 07/12/02 Fri In reply to: Skeeder-D Lake Fork Guide Service Inc. 's message, "Fishing Report" on 07:09:36 06/29/02 Sat > LAKE FORK AREA FISHING REPORT >Going for numbers or Size? Schooling action has >started on Lake Fork. Numbers of largemouth bass can >be caught on main lake points and flats. These fish >range from 8 – 16 inches in size. LOCKHART "Chuck and >Spin baits in chrome or Tennessee shad colors work >best. You can cast this bait twice as far as a rattle >trap. In the dark before the sunlight hits the water >my clients are still throwing black buzz baits. Use >buss baits with a black blade and a trailer hook >attached along shoreline grass and weeds in 3 foot of >water. Other top water action has is still a little >slow. The mid day heat can make the bite real slow. >The heat also slows down the angler when sweat is >dripping in his/her eyes. Larger fish can be caught >fishing grass near 5 – 10 foot drop offs and in >creeks. Use 10" power worms and fish them slow. >Using Carolina rigs on main lake points working your >way down from 10 – 30 foot of water have been >producing fish on those days where everything else >seems to fail. Use small 4 inch plastic worms or >lizards. Also using small crank bits like MANN'S 15+ >has picked up a few casting a little ways out from the >bank. White or chartreuse Spinner baits are >recommended on windy days in water 5' – 15' around >tree lines. Lake water is down approximately 8 Inches >and it is clear to lightly stained. > >Be careful of stumps when you leave the boat lanes. >Also quick thunder storms with high winds have been >common on the lake the last couple of weeks. Surface >Temperature is between 82 – 87 degrees. > >UPCOMING EVENTS: > >Lake Fork, Winnsboro Bass Club Open Night Tournament >August 4, 2002. 903 878-2500 > > >Lake Fork, Media Bass Team Trail Tournament August >17, 2002. 972 222-3751 > >McDonald's Big Bass Splash Tournament September >20-22, 2002. Lake Fork 1 888 698-2591 > > > >Take care until next week: > >Skeeder-D > > >Skeeder-D Lake Fork Guide Service Inc. 903 878-2799, >www.skeeder-D.com, Sponsored By: Skeeter Boats/Plano >Marine, Mann's Lures, Custom Angle Moby Rods, Line >Keeper, Bass Pro Shops / Outdoor World – Grapevine, >Lake Fork Taxidermy and LOCKHART Lures WHO CARES ABOUT LAKE FORK? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]