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Where Have The Lake Fork Bass Gone? On The Water Tracking Survey With Texas Parks And Wildlife!!!



If you have fished Lake Fork enough we’ve all wondered at some point where have the Lake Fork bass gone??? And especially now after the strongest cold front any of us have ever seen around here! Today we will answer that question more precisely than has ever been done before because we are joining the team from Texas Parks and Wildlife for an on the water tracking survey and we are going to track individual bass movements down to the stump they are sitting on!!! Thanks for watching!

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  1. I truly appreciate the time you put into informing us of things that work for you. I work a ton of hours, so it helps a ton being able to eliminate some of the guess work! Good luck rest of the season!!

  2. Very good info! Year's ago I was a subscriber to a Texas fishing Magazine "The Honey Hole" A guy by the name of John Hope I think was his name was doing simular tracking on large bass I think on lake fork. That was always the first article I would look for when my magazine would come in.

  3. If the bass are really homebodies spending their lives in a small area then the mlf has the way to hold a tournament. We need to release the bass immediately back to their homes. We need an app that shows length and weight with a photo. Submit the stats to the judges. And release the bass back to his environment A little trust is involved. But it would increase survival rates and keep the fisheries going strong.

  4. Did they tend to move toward a certain direction N,E,S,W after our cold spell? Swimming against the wind or with it? I would think they'd head N to get out of the coldest currents.

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