Taking the wife and boat to fish Fork for Crappie for the first time today. Have fished it twice before for bass as a guest so didnt learn much a out the lake except it is far diffrent from the west Texas lakes I usually fish. I am not asking for coordinates to secret spots but would appreciate a point in the right direction. Dont know if we will fish this evening but will for sure tomorrow and Monday. We run a bait shop on the side so I loaded up about a lb of minnows along with my jig boxes. Boat is a white 20' Action Craft center console flats boat if you see me please feel free to pull up and bs a while.

Brush, timber and bridge pilings in 15-25 ft should get you bit.

Been doing good on brush and timber 12 to 16 and timber 20 to 25 foot 12 to 16 foot down

We fished the trees at Indian Creek on Sunday got a real late start prolly about 1:00 in the afternoon. 4 fish made the cooler one was a real nice slab. Got a late start again today.....not sure of the name of the area but first drop of my jig got a nice black crappie, no more keepers. Trying to learn a new lake is a challange especially when everything looks good like it does at Fork. Will try to post up a pic of the slab later.

Nice one!

Nice Fish! I also fished Fork today and it was tough! I caught 4 keepers. Things should start to pickup in the next few weeks as things start to cool off. Fall crappie fishing is one of my favorite times on Fork!

keep after'em!

I feel ya....I moved here from Lake Cypress Springs, there if you find structure, mark it...if it don't hold fish today, it will tomorrow.
I spent quite a few day days out here on Fork just idling, watching my graph with only 1 rod in the boat.
When I marked something holding fish, I'd see if they were crappie, catch 2, move on. If not, delete.
Now I have 3 "Milk Runs" on separate areas that have more spots to fish in each than you can in a day

Nice looking Crappie.