Sorry, I thought we were talking about how the fishing was at this time.

Fishing is not always catching. If you get skunked or have a crappy day write it in your log. Document the conditions, what you did and learn from it. Having a point of reference is where you start to build experience.

Been there 4 times and caught fish everytime. I think it's like any lake if it's tough slow down and down size baits.

Snot moss will give you eczema. Picking it off your lure. Out.

I completely agree it's not fishing well overall right now for many reasons. But I stand by my statement that it is still one of the best places in the world to catch bigger bass but one of the worst to catch numbers. The fact that one of the very few times the big dogs fished it with money on the line they broke an all time all lakes 3 day record helps prove that IMO.

You can represent and promote Lake Fork any way you want to, after all, you need the promotion,(being the rookie guide you claim), whether honest or not.
I'm going to represent the lake and my fishing (honestly), as it is currently.

I wonder if this is still just your opinion, does this mean you call ever guide on the lake every night to see how the lake did for everyone and did they tell you the truth. I would also wonder if the lake is so bad for big fish and their are no numbers are you still charging people to guide?? Their is always someone catching fish on fork. The lake is not fishing like it did in the 80's or 90's but if it is really as bad as you say why do you guide on it if you do not believe it can give a client a fish of a lifetime. I believe most people on here know its not fork of the old days but its the challenge of trying to out smart the big girls that brings people to fork and it does still put out some big fish during this time of year.

I talk to the most reputable guides daily.
I know what Fork can produce better than most.
I don't remember saying how bad Fork really is, simply that it's not doing well.
I feel that regardless how the lake is doing, if a potential client is coming to Fork and hiring a guide, I can provide as good a service as anyone out here.
At the very least, I have the credentials that most don't.
I'm simply not promoting the fishing as more than it is.

You can represent and promote Lake Fork any way you want to, after all, you need the promotion,(being the rookie guide you claim), whether honest or not.
I'm going to represent the lake and my fishing (honestly), as it is currently. [/qufork

Are you serious, get over yourself sir. Rookie or not, you opinion of me irregardless, I'm allowed an opinion and I have mine. I owned up and made apologies for my transgressions, I also provide as much "honest" info on here about fork as anybody. Can't recall much helpful info I've seen you contribute about the fishing on fork on here. Unless you consider get off my lawn helpful. Get some bigger shorts and take a chill biffle! BTW pardon me Mr McCarty sir, if I try to have a positive outlook on a lake that I still love.

Hey folks if you need any Fork info for a trip call or text anytime and im happy to help any way i can. because guys like this are why there is about 2 Fork Guide's left giving consistent info on here

Poll a 100 fishermen fishing the lake in July, all with their boats sitting in 2 ft of water, all complain the lake is fishing terrible. Do you take their advice or consider them idiots for fishing 2 ft of water and its 114 degrees outside in Texas. I'll go with the second thought here!