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Lake Worth - "worth" fishing? #11809055 09/02/16 01:23 PM
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need a little insight. just moved to the DFW area and the wife and I love to fish and live by Lake Worth, Eagle mountain and Marine Creek lakes.

any insight on best bass fishing patterns for Lake Worth. I've heard a lot of rumors that this lake is a bad lake and that it had toxins in it at one time, but it's been dredged...

any help to the new kid in town would be appreciated

Re: Lake Worth - "worth" fishing? [Re: WolverGene] #11809075 09/02/16 01:35 PM
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Lake Worth is one of those lakes that you either love or hate.. I happen to love it. Yes it did have toxins in it from a jet crash many years ago that resulted in PCB levels high enough for a consumption ban to be place on the lake, it has since been removed... I rarely keep anything I catch anyway so it never affected me. Fishing wise, docks and any shallow cover you can find with a square bill, flipping bait, and/or spinnerbait.




Re: Lake Worth - "worth" fishing? [Re: WolverGene] #11813846 09/06/16 12:55 AM
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I fish worth at least one a week, mostly for crappie though. Bass fishing is best in the reeds, shallow. I usually throw some type of Grande bass and do pretty good. Nothing like they do during the tournaments though.

Re: Lake Worth - "worth" fishing? [Re: WolverGene] #11814773 09/06/16 06:06 PM
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Ya I went out with a tournament guy there and wow he def opened my eyes. that lake is actually pretty nice and whew he caught plenty of fish that day and some good ones. I would def recommend it. Up in the river area is beautiful!

Re: Lake Worth - "worth" fishing? [Re: WolverGene] #11836238 09/19/16 02:09 AM
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I too live in the area and fish Worth a lot.....like everyone says, shallow, reeds...but I'm a moving bait kinda guy and haven't had much luck with plastics but it's because I'm not any good at it. I've thought about going up the river but the stumps changed my mind. Being a new boat owner, it got the best of me thinking I would screw the new boat up.....but I've always caught fish every time I've been out there.....me and wife usually catch 15+ between the both of us and always have a good time. EM is a different story though.

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Re: Lake Worth - "worth" fishing? [Re: WolverGene] #11851983 09/27/16 05:17 PM
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you have to idle now up in the river. I have not been up there in some time. Every now and then the little lake will shine.

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