1. If you had to choose a specific depth to fish 'year round' on Fork, what would it be, and why ?

Tell us about your best and worst day on the water as a GUIDE.

If you were going the speed of light in a car and turned the head lights on would it light up the objects in front of you and help you see.
Since the source of light is alreadying going that fast would the light produced be going the speed of light plus the speed of the light source? Similar to throwing a baseball out of the window of a truck.

If you were going to strategically place some brush piles, where would you place them? Would you target fish that were Summer, Winter or pre/post spawn? Would you target a place that was by a creek channel or on a long stretch of rip rap that basically looks the same under water?Is there a specific depth that you would try to keep them at?
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Where should 1st timer on Fork concentrate to maximize his fishing time during the different times of the year?

A friend has a tape with you showing places to fish I cannot remember the name right now. The places you show on the tape are they still produtice today.

What baits would he use if he was targeting 3--5 lb fish. 1-pre spawn 2-spring 3-summer 4-fall

So you're headed out fishing in a few days. Have some idea of what the weather will be. It's winter, what is your thought process to lay out a game plan?

When is your favorite time of spring to do some sight fishing on Fork? I know it varies each year, but just a general idea..

I remember Hollice from the back in the day before Fork was Fork. I was the guy in at the restaurant trying to overhear his conversations at breakfast . My question is how did the virus effect his business? And in his opinion what caused it? Seems to me the virus hit, the Hydrilla died, and the snotmoss showed up at the same time.

See if he has any copies of that tape he made years ago, before GPS, he used landmarks to describe where the spots are, it was great,I wore that thing out finally my VCR ate it, I want to say that was 20 years ago, anyway if he wants to sell some tapes I will gladly buy them

How has Lake Fork changed over the years he has been fishing it?

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As the industry has grown and technology (lure development, boat/motor, electronics, techniques, internet/communication) continues to advance our sport, how have you changed and continue to change with the times?

How would you charactierize the effects that these advancements have had on your guiding success and the bass fishing world as a whole?

Do you ever find yourself wishing it was the way it was back when you first got started? Why?

When you find yourself, guiding or not, struggling to get bit on the pattern(s) you planned to get bit on, what's your "go to" confidence technique/lure/tackle/overall set-up to fall back on? What kind of spots will you usually target for this "go to" technique?