As low as ivie is...I'm sure it'll have a big die off way before Fork . Grouch scout...it still has 80 ft of water at it deepest point. Its 40 ft low. Google it. Lmao

Wishing death on Bass. Come on. Get a life!

S and S , I agree . It's childish, Hope all the lakes fill up soon!

Did you look at the link I posted? It's written in blue letters! I could care less if the fish in a lake that's 6 hours from me die. Maybe it's time you fellas get to experience what the state doesn't do for everybody else.

I agree pray for rain! Save a bass!

Scout it seems know matter what topic..you always seem tight ...loosin up! Yes I followed your blue link. Who ever posted that....well never mind but....even basic math 120 ft deep - 40 ft low= 80 ft deep left...or to make it simple....it has 2/3 of water left= 67%

I want to see your mathematician skills to reach 16.9 % of water left in Ivie from full pool to empty....

This is really silly anyways...currently Fork is about 5 ft low and the Rain will be back soon...hopefully for yals lakes as well...

For the record I've never been to OH Ivie and could care less about it too but just because it might be 80' deep still doesn't mean the whole lake is 80' deep. Like all lakes it's deepest by the dam. The lake is just a river channel now. If I was a mathematician then I wouldn't have a suck azz job but I'm sure the water board has one on their payroll. But remember your the smarty pants who recommends someone try google, without that comment I never would have posted anything.

Now you boys want to cry about 5' low, check out Medina Lake. 2% capacity, you think you're in a drought? But as I mentioned before, Fork is the states baby and lets see them save it. They've let our closest major lake (Choke Canyon) go to the trash can, heck there aren't even game wardens there hardly anymore. Am I jealous? Maybe, it gets tiring being neglected by the state and lack of alleged funds. They pulled several of the boat docks, closed down the only attraction (other than the boat ramp) at the park. It's a dismal affair around here.


Anyways, I will agree on the "it needs to rain" comment.

Talked to a buddy of mine this morning who gets the Farmer's Almanac. He said our region is showing a wetter and colder winter than usual. They are supposed to have a record of being right 85% of the time..........Lord please let this be the case....

Was he an Enginologist?

I honestly do too (not the dying fish just a huge water shortage). I just want to see the world burn I guess. Amistad is 50 ft low but its still not as bad as ive. Choke is nearly as bad as ive. Fork people need to get a grip and stop acting so entitled

"Big difference ....our lakes are only 30-50 ft deep in east tx...yals are what 100 + deep?
You take 10 ft out of 30 ft lake..your left with only deep water by dam"

"Lets do some % here. 30 to 50 ft and yall are down lets call it 5 foot. That is any where from 10% to 16% of your water. We can average anywhere from 50 to 70 ft and most of our lakes are well....20 to 50 ft low. That translates anywhere from 30% to well....quite frankly 100% of our water. Fork is at 76% full, out here where I live, Ivie is at 17%. Tired of all the complaining from East Texas fisherman."

"Ivie is 120 ft deep at full pool. Your sayin it's 17 % . That's saying its approximately 100 ft low???.... Wow!
Maybe yal should invest in big deep water wells to help the lakes with all that oil money....jmo..."

Im not saying it is at 17%. Texas Parks and Wildlife is saying its at 17%. Maybe you should invest in some better tactics when trying to make someone appear stupid. Also, I am not sure how you come up with 100 feet low; clearly you have no idea what % means. Nice try though.

I did look up the numbers there genious. Would you like a website, or do you even know how to use a computer. Also, I live 30 mins from the lake and I can assure you there is no 80 foot water in their right now. But hey, what do I know. You seem like you have all the answers.

Sometimes I wish I was as special as an east Texas bass angler.