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 Re: Fork 5/30 BIG Bite!
[Re: AndrewG - Lake Fork Guide]
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05/31/12 03:09 PM
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AdvTX
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Great job and good looking FISH
The day after catching a lot of fish is still a good day.
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Re: Fork 5/30 BIG Bite!
[Re: Jay Kendrick]
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05/31/12 04:38 PM
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AndrewG - Lake Fork Guide
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wow how big is that one in the first picture? Good job man. Thanks! None of these were anywhere near 10lbs so I just snap a picture and get them in the water quick. Now, if I was on a guide trip and a customer caught them of course I would weigh the fish for them, they would likely want to know. Yesterday was just checking some areas. First fish was a humpback and had some shoulders on her, looked in the 8lb range to me but if she'd been a pound heavier I probably would want to know exact weight.
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Re: Fork 5/30 BIG Bite!
[Re: ChanceHuiet]
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05/31/12 04:44 PM
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AndrewG - Lake Fork Guide
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Maybe some day! That is one cadilac of a boat I was in yesterday, but not mine. I was glad I was in it when that crazy 50mph wind started blowing. I've really never seen anything like the way that wind came from nowhere. It was a good reminder to be safe on the water and keep an eye on the weather. None of the weather services predicted what we had here on the lake yesterday.
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 Re: Fork 5/30 BIG Bite!
[Re: TexMex0311]
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05/31/12 04:47 PM
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OzarkBassin
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Incredible! What did those weigh, do you suppose?
Terry Johnson2001 Triton TR20/225 Opti Best from Fork (and not what we had hoped for) 
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Re: Fork 5/30 BIG Bite!
[Re: AndrewG - Lake Fork Guide]
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05/31/12 04:51 PM
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dentonian
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Andrew.....were you searching on humps and points with timber in the range of 15-30 ft depths and looking for fish on or near the bottom? Are you using the drag and pause method ? Are you fishing under the schools of sandbass ? thanks for inspiring all of us that can't quite figure this lake out after 20 years of trying
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