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Discover the latest angling insights and expert tips with "Lake Fork, Texas Fishing Repor Today." This engaging podcast delivers up-to-date fishing conditions, expert advice, and local stories from the heart of one of Texas' premier bass fishing destinations. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice angler, tune in daily for reports on water levels, weather conditions, and the best bait and tackle choices to enhance your fishing adventure at Lake Fork. Stay informed and reel in success with each episode!

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  • Winter's Quiet Bounty: Bass, Crappie, and Catfish Thrive on Fork Lake

    Winter's Quiet Bounty: Bass, Crappie, and Catfish Thrive on Fork Lake
    Dec 5 2025
    Largemouth bite on Fork is starting to stabilize with the winter pattern, crappie are stealing the show, and catfish are a solid backup if the bass get stubborn. Pressure’s lighter than a month ago, so the lake feels more like a local’s pond than a circus.

    ## Weather and water

    Expect cool, clear conditions with a light north to northwest breeze and chilly mornings; water temps are riding in the low to mid‑50s on the main lake with slightly warmer pockets in the backs of creeks. Skies have been mostly clear with passing fronts every few days, so fish are a little sulky right after a front, then feed better on the second day of stable weather.

    ## Sun, moon, and fish mood

    Sunrise is around 7 a.m. and sunset close to 5:15 p.m., which puts your prime windows right at first light and again the last 90 minutes of the day. Midday bite is tougher but you can still pick off deeper fish on points, humps, and timber when the sun gets them grouped up.

    ## Recent catches and patterns

    Bass numbers are decent but not on fire; quality fish are coming one at a time, mostly in that 3–6 pound class with the odd bigger fish from deeper timber. Crappie have been very good with limits coming off brush and timber edges, and catfish are showing up for folks soaking cut bait on channel swings and along creek bends.

    ## Best baits and lures

    For bass, locals are leaning on:
    - Alabama rigs with small shad swimbaits over points and timber edges
    - Suspending jerkbaits in shad or translucent patterns over 8–15 feet
    - Football jigs and Carolina‑rigged creature baits on main‑lake points and roadbeds

    Crappie are biting small jigs and minnows; try 1/16‑ounce jigs in white, chartreuse, or monkey‑milk slowly worked around trees and brush in 15–25 feet. For catfish, punch bait or cut shad on the bottom near creek channel bends will keep a rod bent.

    ## Hot spots to try

    Two areas fishing especially well right now:
    - Birch Creek and the surrounding main‑lake points: good for crappie in timber and bass on A‑rigs and jerkbaits.
    - The SRA bridge/515 area and nearby roadbeds: bass stacking on breaks and timber with jigs and rigs, with crappie suspended on the deeper side of the timber lines.

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  • Lake Fork Fishing Report: Crappie Bonanza, Bass Challenges, and More

    Lake Fork Fishing Report: Crappie Bonanza, Bass Challenges, and More
    Dec 4 2025
    # Lake Fork Fishing Report - December 4th, 2025

    Well, y'all, it's Artificial Lure back with your Wednesday morning fishing report for Lake Fork. We've got some excellent conditions developing out here, so let's break down what's happening on the water.

    Water temperature this morning is sitting right around 57 degrees with normal stain, so we're settling into that winter pattern nicely. The lake level is holding steady at about 2.52 feet below pool, which is perfect for accessing structure.

    **The Crappie Bite is On Fire**

    Folks, this is as hot as crappie fishing has ever been going into late November and early December. We're talking fast limits right now. The fish are feeding hard and fattening up for the coming cold water. Small hand-tied jigs and minnows are absolutely producing, and soft plastics are working too. You can find crappie throughout the lake in 10 to 40 feet of water, particularly around brush piles, underwater bridges, and standing timber in 10 to 20 feet. Mid-lake bridges are starting to see good activity as fish migrate deeper chasing baitfish.

    **Bass Fishing Update**

    The morning bass bite has slowed due to recent weather changes, but don't count it out. We're seeing fair action with chatterbaits around clumps of grass and lipless crankbaits working the flats. Suspending jerkbaits are producing on the outside edge of grass and around big wood. Largemouth bass up to 5 pounds are fair, and squarebill crankbaits and soft plastics near points and ledges continue to produce.

    **Sand Bass and Other Species**

    Sand bass and small stripers are schooling mid-lake and responding well to slabs and spinnerbaits. Bream are shallow right now—try small hoppers early and late. Catfish action is excellent on the upper ends in the stained water. Cut shad is your best bet for those trophy cats.

    **Pro Tournament Insights**

    From the recent Bass Pro Tour event, top anglers were crushing it with Strike King Game Hawks in watermelon red and green pumpkin lizards. Bladed jigs in white or black and blue, fished with fluorocarbon, were producing monsters. Even prototype flipping craws in green pumpkin were landing quality fish in the shallow bushes.

    **Hot Spot Recommendations**

    Head to the main lake brush piles and timber lines—these are holding massive concentrations right now. Also check out the creek channels in 18 to 40 feet; the fish are transitioning along those deeper structures.

    **The Bottom Line**

    This is prime time for crappie. If you're after consistent action and limits, get out there with jigs and minnows. Bass fishing requires patience this morning, but mid-day and late afternoon should pick up considerably. Bring multiple baits and cover water methodically.

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  • Lake Fork Fishing Report - Big Bass, Deeper Lures for Winter Lunkers

    Lake Fork Fishing Report - Big Bass, Deeper Lures for Winter Lunkers
    Dec 3 2025
    # Lake Fork Fishing Report - December 3rd, 2025

    Well, y'all, it's Artificial Lure back with your Wednesday morning fishing report for Lake Fork, and let me tell you, we've got some excellent conditions rolling in.

    First off, weather-wise, we're looking at that chilly December pattern that keeps Lake Fork in winter mode. We're talking water temps in the low-to-mid 50s after those fronts moved through, and the water's running clearer than it has been. Perfect for targeting those deep-water bassese.

    Now here's where it gets exciting – Lake Fork is absolutely firing right now. Just yesterday, pros were landing double-digit bass consistently, we're talking fish in that beautiful 10 to 12-pound range. Those big girls are definitely in a feeding mood as we head into what Mercury pro Marshall Hughes calls the absolute best season for giant bass – December through March.

    For your tackle box, you'll want to have a few key presentations. Crankbaits are money right now, especially square bills in avocado chartreuse or black and chartreuse. We're also seeing excellent success with blade baits worked on the bottom – just drop 'em down and give 'em a slight lift. Jerkbaits with long pauses are producing, and don't sleep on swimbaits with a slow crawl along that bottom. Pack some Ned rigs too, especially if you're fishing from the bank.

    As for specific spots, focus on those long points and creek channels where you find those deep-to-shallow transitions. The rocky bottom areas near shallow cover are golden this time of year.

    All-Tackle records here show just how good Lake Fork is – we've got a 25-pound largemouth on the books, plus some massive catfish records including a 100-pound flathead!

    Thanks for tuning in to your Lake Fork report. Don't forget to subscribe for more updates and fishing intel on your favorite East Texas waters.

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