 
Submitted 7-12-10Welcome to Lake Fork.....
Like I said in my last report the fish were late stabilizing into their
normal summer pattern... but their in it now! We're finding them grouped
up on submerged bridges, humps, road-beds and pond dams. That's the great
thing about deep fishing on Fork there's so many of these places mentioned
to search for these fish. when you locate fish move off them and throw
past the group and fish through them, depending on what water column their
in throwing a Carolina rig with 3/4 to 1oz weigh with 3' to 4' leader when
near the bottom has worked best. Watermelon -Pumpkin with bright skies &
Watermelon-Chartreuse when cloudy has been good. When suspended throwing a
shad colored DD-22 through them. Sometimes their hard to catch being
suspended but being persistent with this bait will trigger the bite
sometimes and it's on!! We're also seeing a lot of fish schooling out
there around bridges, extended points and humps a lot of these fish are
pushing gizzard shad up and these are solid fish! Walking a Zara Spook in
shad colors has been very productive. The last couple days with heavy
clouds cover and rain cooling the water the fish have been roaming off
more. Targeting bridge ends and inside pockets off the main Lake points
with 7" Zoom Wacky worms and 3/8" Shaky heads have worked well. On cloudy
days... top-waters are real good if you'll just have patience and fish
them slow. And don't think a big fish wont blow up on the small size
Yellow Magic!! Back to the deep-water spots - when searching these areas
with your electronics and you see a lot of bait fish but no bass don't
forget these places and go back later because sometimes it's just all
about timing.... I hope these tips help you catch a few more fish! As
always should you need a guide please feel free to contact me @
972.979.4850 or email @
egarrett100@yahoo.com Thanks for reading my fishing report!
Good Fishing!
Eddie Garrett
Pro Guide Eddie Garrett's Guide
Service
www.bassfishingwitheddie.com
Email:
egarrett100@yahoo.com
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