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Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Jay Kendrick] #6216336 05/23/11 05:26 AM
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I guess I am doing it all wrong as I just fished Fork for 4 days and never caught a sandbass. caught lots of bass though from 3' to 25' deep.
I honestly have not caught one the last 10 trips or so. Maybe its the areas I am fishing or something.

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Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Mark Perry] #6216368 05/23/11 05:49 AM
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Originally Posted By: Mark Perry
I guess I am doing it all wrong as I just fished Fork for 4 days and never caught a sandbass. caught lots of bass though from 3' to 25' deep.
I honestly have not caught one the last 10 trips or so. Maybe its the areas I am fishing or something.


They don't seem to bother the big jig. grin


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Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Evan O'Brien] #6216381 05/23/11 05:58 AM
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Originally Posted By: Mark Perry
I guess I am doing it all wrong as I just fished Fork for 4 days and never caught a sandbass. caught lots of bass though from 3' to 25' deep.
I honestly have not caught one the last 10 trips or so. Maybe its the areas I am fishing or something.


They don't seem to bother the big jig. grin


True. I kept expecting to catch a few sandbass when I was throwing plastics but I never did especially since the majority of my fishing was in deeper water. Did not get any sandies on the flutter spoon either.

Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Mark Perry] #6216489 05/23/11 10:48 AM
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I was there last Tuesday during the bluebird and caught em everywhere I went. Every roadbed, hump, point we fished with a DD22 we caught sandies. It was really frustrating for me. We caught 10 sandies to each black bass all day. I guess I am going to have to change my tactics for Fork.

The only bass we caught were on a jig, Fluke and a C-rig in 18'.

Never caught a black all day on a crankbait and that is pretty rare for Fork in May.... cry



Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Tennessee_Fisherman] #6216601 05/23/11 12:17 PM
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Did catch some nice bass though just have to weed through the sandies

Sounds like Fork is going to be the new Eagle Mountain in the East violin

Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Bass&More] #6217185 05/23/11 02:55 PM
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Did catch some nice bass though just have to weed through the sandies

Sounds like Fork is going to be the new Eagle Mountain in the East violin

Great. Maybe real estate prices will rise then. wink


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Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: snickers] #6217753 05/23/11 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted By: snickers
Sand bass capitol of the world


I think you are right! We all need to limit out every time we fish, it might make a dent in them.....



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Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Mark Perry] #6217847 05/23/11 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted By: Mark Perry
I guess I am doing it all wrong as I just fished Fork for 4 days and never caught a sandbass. caught lots of bass though from 3' to 25' deep.
I honestly have not caught one the last 10 trips or so. Maybe its the areas I am fishing or something.


So...ummm...Mr.Perry..Sir.....umm..... exactly where did you did you go that you didn't catch sandbass..........

Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Lowly Net Boy] #6218045 05/23/11 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted By: Mark Perry
I guess I am doing it all wrong as I just fished Fork for 4 days and never caught a sandbass. caught lots of bass though from 3' to 25' deep.
I honestly have not caught one the last 10 trips or so. Maybe its the areas I am fishing or something.


So...ummm...Mr.Perry..Sir.....umm..... exactly where did you did you go that you didn't catch sandbass..........



Yeaitsme - I was thinking the same thing. My husband and I fish aleast 8+ days a month at Fork and trust me, sandbass are all over that lake.



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Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Mrs. fouzman] #6218194 05/23/11 06:13 PM
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None of the really good bass lakes...Pines, Rayburn, Caddo, Palestine, Choke Canyon, O.H. Ivie, Cooper before it dried up...have sand bass in them.

Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Razorback] #6218248 05/23/11 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted By: Razorback
None of the really good bass lakes...Pines, Rayburn, Caddo, Palestine, Choke Canyon, O.H. Ivie, Cooper before it dried up...have sand bass in them.


Don't know what lakes your thinking about but those you quoted are loaded with SB and a couple have pretty good Hybird population as well

Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Razorback] #6218448 05/23/11 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted By: Razorback
None of the really good bass lakes...Pines, Rayburn, Caddo, Palestine, Choke Canyon, O.H. Ivie, Cooper before it dried up...have sand bass in them.


That's odd as TP&W website shows the following records for sandbass on the lakes you mentioned:

Pines- 3.83lbs
Rayburn- 4.75lbs
Caddo- 2.80lbs
Palestine- 2.81lbs
Choke- 3.69lbs
Ivie- 2.84lbs
Cooper- 3.22lbs

Looks like a few of the lakes have a healthy and thriving sandbass population. A 4.75lbs sandie is huge.

Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Tennessee_Fisherman] #6218508 05/23/11 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted By: Tennessee_Fisherman
I fish fork the last three days me and some friends. You guys will be happy to know we took home 300 filets that were going to share with our families ,and people who can't fish and people from church. Hopefully that helps. Sad thing is we left them biting. Everybody take limit of these suckers


I heard Cameron was giving out prizes for any group who took 300 or more white bass (within the legal bag limimt) out of Lake Fork (in a single day). Just show up at Lake Fork Marina and ask for your gift.


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Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Mark Perry] #6218509 05/23/11 07:21 PM
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LOL, all the lakes he mentioned have sandies in them. haha

Re: sandbasss at fork [Re: Razorback] #6218515 05/23/11 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted By: Razorback
None of the really good bass lakes...Pines, Rayburn, Caddo, Palestine, Choke Canyon, O.H. Ivie, Cooper before it dried up...have sand bass in them.


Joke?

Cause that is funny!


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