Fish the bass that apawn in the top of forks in treetops in 20' to 35' of water and you will never have anyone around you. Look for forks five feet under the surface.

Typo, should have been spawn not apawn. My bad.

I flew over Ray Hubbard today and it was chocolate milk from rowlette creek to past BPS. Very distinct line of yuck

Fork will be considerably more crowded than it typically is but with that being said, there's still plenty of water to fish. The Megabass in a few weeks will have over 1500 boats entered. That's about half of the boats that fish the McDonald's. It won't be that crowded but it will be cozy. But really, who cares. It's Fork and it's springtime. Go fish, enjoy the 80 weather and have fun.

I flew over Ray Hubbard today and it was chocolate milk from rowlette creek to past BPS. Very distinct line of yuck [/quote]

It's not yuck that's how the sand bass know where to go

Sounds like this will be an adventure for sure. Thanks for the good advice guys.

If you can find NoName creek it is not usually as crowded as some of the other places and it can hold big fish.

watch out for the rebar buried in stumps

Also Media tournament on Sat. probably 175 boats for it

If you have never fished Fork on a Saturday during spring break prepare to be shocked. Nothing can prepare you for the carnage that is Lake Fork in the Spring. LOL

All I can tell you is to take a giant Chill Pill before you hit the water. Then try to remember everyone from Massachusetts and Indiana have as much right to the water as you do.....

Good luck

Ken will have a Snickers bar, Dr. Pepper stand set up somewhere on the lake

Very: spring break, March, weekend, first 70 degree week

You got that right Ken and I'll have a co-worker from Minnesota in my boat this weekend, so add that state to the list! Trying to twist Dustin's arm to come with.

Very crowded

If you are not in line already for Saturday you will probably launching well into the day.

Expect long lines everywhere!