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I used to do a 24 hour trip every week to Fork back then Ez ....get there after dark and ketch a few hundred crappie
first light chase the 3 to 5 lb schooling black bass ....late morning until the ice chest was full was a bluegill festival
seen one of the biggest bass i ever saw alive take a giant bluegill off my buds rod right at the boat one time ...
you aint never seen 2 boys throw down there bream rods and grab the big rods THAT fast I tell ya :Rofl
Any reports on Lake Cleburne lately? I’m in Granbury but have never fished Cleburne.Quote:
Originally Posted by ezgoing
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haven't heard anything about lake pat , it stays pretty quiet down there for the most part
them local boys don't pass out information much
2 of the local guides that hit it , lie and say they went to another lake
in an effort to keep it less traveled
it is full of crappie
That’s awesome [emoji1319]Quote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
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2/6/21
My brother and I split a trip on Fork with Todd Froebe. Todd wanted too fish LOP. I wanted a Big Fish and wanted too fish Fork.
Knew there weren't gonna be numbers, but we were on the rite Lake for a shot at a Giant. Boy they missed the forecast bad :Rofl
Fished in some Tuff Conditions, chasing roaming Spooky fish. My Lil Bro's 1st ever fork fish was a 2.22 roaming in 4' of water :scratchhead
Ended the Day with 4 over 2lbs :highfive
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in 4 foot of water ? interesting for sure ....when i hit fork a bit back our big fish was in that range as well .
we dint see none a dem 3 lb fish on our boat fur sure
congrats and KABOOM :highfive
I remember when the bass fisherman use to pile up on Fork like a rock concert. The crappie guys keep there mouths shut because they knew what would happen if the word got out. It's and amazing fishery. I can only hope Lake Bois Dar'c is just as good when it opens next year.
yep when it opened it was just us and a few locals with minnows , not hardly a soul fished for the crappie or the monster bluegillQuote:
Originally Posted by Grainraiser
good times , we would sink brush under the big bridge in the heat of the day and then swim a bit and get out and start ripping crappie as soon a we could pick up a rod right off the brush we sank while we were tied up in the shade before we swam :highfive
Now THAT is a great time! put brush down, do a lil swimming and relaxing then go back when it was cooler and get to ketchn! Man I want to do a trip to tejas to LOP, Fork and the other great crappie fisheries there.
we actually needed to swim by that part of the day , 2 mid 20eez guys been ketchn fish for 15 or 20 hours after we worked an 8 hour shift and then hit it as soon as we could hook up the boat and go ....was pretty ripe in the boat right after lunch on them trips :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by hdhntr