Your scale must be broken. Both of those fish are significantly larger than the 14.5 on here yesterday!

Eddie is a great guide. He was the last guide I hired on fork which was five years ago and my son still talks about it. I just wish I could remember the knot he showed me for rigging a drop shot.

Does any appendage count as a measuring device

Good job guys. Yeah, its probably fishing better than I have seen it since I started back fishing 4-5 years ago. I showed a couple buddies from Tyler a couple holes that I had been catching some good unders in during Legend and then again in the Sartin Marine customer appreciation event but now they have turned into big slot and over holes! They caught a 9.5 today and several good sized slots.
Your trip with 2 in ten minutes reminds me of when I was registering or checking in for one of the big bass tourneys and hear guys not from around here that say "what do you mean you cant have two overs in the boat at once" or something to that effect. Like its easy to go put two overs in the boat on the same day.

Nice Ken and Eddie! As a comparison Doug. Last Saturday they went off around 3:30-5:00. Was on one spot where all of a sudden the front graph went black with fish like when you get over whites. Was soaking a CR. Dropped it and wedged it in console. Grabbed a spoon to see what if they were actually whites and didn�t get bit for some reason and surprisingly.....but while doing that the cr dragging at drift goes off on a 7-8 lber. Caught ten or so slots in about 30 min on cr. Seems like they knew when the t anglers got off the water. Would not touch a spoon but ate cr all day. Btw every deep spot was covered in boats last Saturday early. Those fishing skeeter better get on the spot early and wait em out or have some private or out of the way spots if they don�t like crowds. I was fun fishing and had had to mark 6-8 spots off my run till after 3:00. Managed 20-25 off two spots first spot was all big unders and close to the boat lane. . 19-23 ft was depth that day....tried shallow for a bit in early afternoon waiting for deep areas to clear out with no luck. Stayed main lake all day....

I swear those fish on Fork know when its 3:00.

I have only been fishing Fork since 1983, putting my Water Spider in off the roads that ran into the lake. The bigger fish have always bitten better in the hottest part of the afternoon even in July & Aug.

Thurs was no different. It stormed pretty badly with lightning & thunder from early to about 11 am. When it let up we hit the water. It was nice & cool & cloudy. We ran about 15 spots from 11 am to 3 pm. That's one thing I really like about Eddie. He won't sit on them more than 15 mins if they aren't eatin. We caught one or 2 unders or small slots off all his spots until the last spot. Marked big fish on nearly every spot but they wouldn't eat.

That sun popped out and it started heating up around 2 pm. About 3:45 (hottest part of the day) we rolled up on a spot in about 18' off a wooded point. Eddie stuck the 9.45 off a brushpile and Robert got his 10 off the same brushpile ten mins later.

I had to be back at DFW airport by 6 pm so I told Eddie one more cast to the brushpile his 9 had just come from. Robert stuck the biggun on that last cast! I thought both of them were going to throw me in the lake when I told them I HAD to Go!!

By the time we weighed & measured the fish and got the boat loaded it was 4:30. I may have exceeded the posted speed limit getting to DFW. My apologies if I ran anyone off the road as I flew around LBJ toward the airport.

Another helpful tip: Don't be late picking up your wife at the airport!

Ummm, no guarantee Ken but tell if you get stopped at the airport tell them you know my wife Jackie. Don't exactly know if that will get you some slack or the pokie but if you get locked up my wife is just around the corner.

Ken I had a blast with you and Robert and it definitely was a big afternoon. He didn't tell you I had another big one on earlier that I couldn't get out of a brush pile. Your a great stick and I always enjoy fishing with you! Guys some customers and I have a lot of BIG fish on the drop shot here on Fork. My set up is not light like a lot of the tournament guys throw. I use a high end spinning reel with heavy pound drag on a custom 6'9 Reel Time (Bushido) drop shot rod. (Ken will tell you how that rod loaded up on that big one I caught) I put 20 pound braid and a 6 1/2 ft. 14 lb. Sunline Sniper leader tied with a line to line Alberto knot. Also a trick size type worm and not a small finesse with a Owner rigging hook and texas rig it along with a 15" long leader and a 1/4 or sometimes 3/8 oz. Finch Nasty cylinder weight. Don't under estimate it out here. These fish get a lot of pressure and sometimes it's just a different subtle presentation for a big one.

LOL

those Drawings look like some of our drawings here at the plant I work at.

Way to REPRESENT Ken!

Nice fish.

Livesley looks to have 2 overs in the boat today as well!

congrats guys.. 2 Lake Fork Anglers caught a 24 1/2 and a 26 today in the club tournament. All caught shallow.