Have a day off on Monday, can't decide...any suggestion?

big fish fork, many fish welsh.

After fishing East Texas power plant lakes last week I would choose Fork.

Fish at night and find the lights

sounds fun

UFOs?

saw the space shuttle enter the atmosphere at 3am while fishing mill creek. huge fireball across the sky. we did not know what it was until I watched the news the next morning. it was on the ground 10 mins later in florida.

If you fish Fork it ain't rocket science this time of year.....push as far back as you can in Birch, Caney or White Oak and start working your way out. Trap, spinnerbait, bladed jig, squarebill, a 110 or a jig is all you need.

Since Monticello has been non-existent , Welch has gotten beat to death . Last few months I’ve been on the assembly line fishing them 3-4 times a week. I’m done , I’d rather fish fork or Athens or pines With a hope to catch a big one and take a chance getting skunked then to catch 1-2 lbs on small water packed with boats.

Welsh is getting slammed. Bite's been tough.

A friend of mine caught some good fish off his lights on his dock last night. He kept texting me every time he caught one.

It was 60 degrees for the low a couple days ago. That would have been the perfect winter night for fishing the lights @ Fork. Unlike the old days of fishing all night @ Monticello and having to dip my rod in the water because the eyelets were freezing. Man I was a dumb a.........

Y'all wanted to "grow the sport"

Don't question the intentions of "growing the sport." The forum will get angry...