Saw what you want about Lake Fork Marina, but I will never shop there again.

We bought a 1/2 lb of minnows and by the time we drove about a mile down the road to the boat ramp, almost all of the minnows were dead. The bag appeared full of oxygen and they were all alive when we left the store.

So we go back and show them the bag full of dead minnows and you want to know what their response was? "You're supposed to put them in the water"

So we asked them for another 1/2 lb and they made us pay for them! There was no way we could have got them in the water/minnow bucket any sooner. Not to mention, their attitude was quite rude. Even my two daughters told me how rude they thought the people were when we got back into the store.

That store lost several hundred dollars a year over a $7.00 bag of minnows. Never again. . .

Starmart: Too many horror stories to list here
Rainswood: Used to have the best hamburgers

I have only been to Fork once , and we stayed at a place with a place to eat that was a dance hall, had live music at times, and great food, a littl;e store, and cedar lined cabins that we stayed in , was that LFM ? if it was then I have to say I will Def. go back, if not, I wish I knew what it is called......

I doubt LFM had anything to do with your minnows demise. It is usually not a lack of oxygen but over heating that kills them so quickly. If someone takes a bag of minnows and lays them in the bed of a pickup or the bottom of a boat that is usually already hot then add the sun blazing down on them, they will over heat and die in a matter of minutes. They have to be kept cool and out of the sun.
The minnows were alive and well in the store and when you left with them.