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You can tell when cabin fever starts to set in by what is posted here.

There are so many good ones at Fork. I am sure you will get an interesting response from this crew

Yep. Thanks, Ken.

I couldn’t name one…..much less 5! Five of all time?

Let’s talk about wacky rigs or something else….again.

I heard it might snow tomorrow

The only guides from Lake Fork that I’ve ever heard of are the ones selling their boats in the boats for sale section every year.

Don’t know if they catch fish, but they use some nice boats.

Aren’t most of them “travelers” now?

Lee Livesay, I win.

That's easy...

YOUR Lake Fork guide!

I'm only going to comment on the "old" ones because I haven't arranged guide trips here at the lodge for about 10 years or so. However, from the early 1990's through about 2010, I set up a lot of trips. I would talk to the customers and the guide at some point after the trip and a lot of times their "recounts'' of the trip wouldn't align. There were some guides who's stories never aligned with the customer's. So I learned very quickly who was a fisherman and who was a salesman. I'll also say that all the guides I used fished predominantly on the west (Fork creek) arm of the lake.

These are my top 5 fish catching guides, not necessarily in order.

Richard McCarty
Dennis Canada
Mark Stevenson
Tony Clark
Brooks Rogers
Dennis States

Ok that's six.

Mark Pack
Brian Duplechain
Larry Barnes
Mark Stevenson

With or without prior convictions?

Is that guy that created mayhem in the 19th hole still guiding?

Hollis Joiner is worthy