You started "yelling" first lol. Asking about fork is like asking about Rayburn. It's not gunna get very far. Sorry that's honest

If you really want an honest answer go visit the nice guys over in the crappie section. These bass guys are pretty competitive and won't give up too much. Best bet is to hit the lake and go find them. Should be in their typical summer pattern. Deep points during the day, maybe up shallow in mornings and evenings feeding. Good luck.

Crappie guys ain't just gonna spill beans.

Easy fellas....dont be so rough on the new guy:)
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Try the main lake points on the sw corner of the lake

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The fish are moving in to their summer pattern,, those are small areas that hold a bunch of fish. Its tough to give up big hints..Run and Gun and use your electronics and you will have the availability to have a few of those magical hours of your summer... Good Luck!

For these last 5 years we have been fishing the east side, 154 and North it seems to get less pressure and there's lots of fish

Main lake points, humps, old pond dams, bridges both visible and submerged in 20-25 ft of water. Look for fish on your graph, if you don't get bit in a few cast then move and come back later, eventually they will start feeding. Buy a Martins map and study it before you go. That should help. Good luck!

Best part of Fork right now is East Fork. The restaurant. Their Mexican food is second to none. Regardless of how bad a day I may have, their one-of-a-kind chips and salsa always puts a smile on my face. All you can eat on Thursdays. As far as the fishing goes, there really aren't any secrets. Look where all of the boats are, especially if they have a wrap on them. Hit all the humps and road beds that you can, and see if you can find some fish that are active. if they aren't hitting anything, move on and come back later.

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Redball don't take it personnel, I've been to fork less than a handful of times so can't tell ya any good places, but I can say there are no bad ones! It's overwhelming how fishery it is! Just keep looking thru the bass fishing section and you will find more than enough enuff to hopefully catch fish. Good luck on your trip!!

Potlicking is an art form, you are going to have to work on you technique