Best Big Bass Lake in Texas during Winter?

My dad and I are planning on going on a guide trip to fish for big bass. We would rather catch a few giants that a ton of small fish. What lake would be best to fish for big bass during the winter in Texas? My dads work restricts when he can take time off and during the winter is a time when we could fit in a fishing trip. We are going to go with a guide and hopefully spend a few days fishing. I really want my dad to have a great time and catch some big fish. He deserves it because all he does is work and he loves to fish. I need to put him on some big fish. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!

Lake fork would be a great place to try...let me know if i can help

Falcon or Fork.

Falcon

I was leaning towards fork because I've heard fishing is best there during the winter months. What techniques do you use to catch big bass in the winter? Just curious.

Fork---- Big spoons, Deep cranks,C-rig, Jig&craw
Come on down !!!

Fork

There's nothing better than a cold, overcast January day on Fork with a jig rod in my hand!

Every lake in Texas fishes better in the winter for size. Amistad, Falcon, Fork, Toledo Bend, Rayburn... Maybe thrown in Choke Canyon if the water comes back up. OH Ivie too.

Fork showed itself this past winter. If Falcon or Choke catch some serious water anytime this year, they will probably be lights out by next winter. But Fork is probably consistently the best.

Lake Fork with Mark Pack, Don't get no better than that.

FORK

Oh Ivie

Fayette, Bastrop. Monticello, Walter E. Long.

Yup

Camelot Bell

X2 hands down!

+1 what he said

It depends when u want to fish...if it is around January or February those are the best two months for Falcon. Fish are full of eggs and a big plus is that the weather is not really winter you are looking at maybe low 50's. good luck on any lake you choose but most importantly have fun with your dad

Just be willing to grind it out, most likely w a jig, for awhile for that big bite.

Falcon

If your looking for 8 lbs or less this could work.

Falcon.

Falcon, Rayburn, Toledo, Fork.

Just something special about that crispness in the air and taking your time to get on the water at about 10:00AM then fish till about 4:00PM. You might only get 5 bites but one or two are gonna be picture fish usually. They eat a jig like no other at Fork in the winter. When all I see are duck hunters in an area then I know the bass will be eating.

Really depends on what you want to do.

Fork can be really cold in the winter.
Falcon can be quite nice.

Absolute size, fork might be better but can be slower and more miserable with weather at times.

I'd bring my dad to falcon, we'd enjoy the time more not worrying about freezing and still have plenty of chances for a dd.

Love me some cold water time at Ivie

I've never been to Falcon before. Is it safe being that close to the border?

If you are worried about your saftey stay on the Texas side, don't attempt to buy or sell drugs and don't pick up prostitutes at night.

If you follow those rules you will be as safe as any other texas lake. And probubally safer than fork, been alot of break in talk their lately.

I've never felt unsafe at falcon. I fish the Mexican side too.

Falcon

Fork creek fishing with jigs.