Koth759

Thank you sir. I've been on fork several times but haven't fished it in years. I know you have to stick super close to the markers on the boat lanes

Im not sure if this is the right section to post but here goes.... I've had a planned trip with my 8 year old son planned for Fork for a while now. While out yesterday my graph completely fried.. Now im not asking for your trophy spots or anything like that, but does anyone have areas that I could at least put him on some bass? He's hyped and I dont want him to feel bummed out with a completely skunked trip. Catfish holes would even be something appreciated, I know no one really shares this kind of info for free, but I thought I'd ask. I tried to pay for a guide but the days we are going the guides are booked. Thanks in advanced We are staying at the Lake fork marina so west lake is preferable btw

Thank yall for all of the recommendations. Im going to combine different ideas yall have given me and will post pics when I get this monstrosity sorted out!

I recently bought out a storage unit, in it were roughly 1000 packages of soft baits, many unopened, some opened but full, some were mixed ziplocs. I've donated all of the ziploc bags full to a local group that provides fishing events to kids. My question is, how do I even go about getting these things organized? Worms, lizards, crawl creatures etc etc. I've got about a dozen of the Liv pro softbait bags which I really like. Should I separate by color families, types, or what? It's overwhelming to say the least. Any ideas would be appreciated