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Texas lake fork wasn't kind this year. the day we arrived a 1902 people big bass tournament just ended. only 6 keepers over 24 were brought in. with all the storms the lake was way up and muddy. water in upper 50's low 60's. most days 20 plus mph winds.we did manage a few good ones but only one lake fork worthy bass at 9.5 and 241/2 inches. the locals did say they were having the worst year they could ever remember.the game warden reterating the same thing. saying most people only brining in on average 2 to 4 fish a day. we had a few 10 to 17 fish days and a few 5 to 6 fish days. I still love the lake and the lure of knowing the big ones are there. so the season begins for me!

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That last bass is quite a chunky specimen.  Excellent fish!

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I'd happily fish for a week with bad conditions if it ended with a 9+ pound fish in my boat. 

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