TX (Hopkins, Rains, Wood)

Lake Fork

WATER CLARITY: 3/10

What you need to know about fishing Lake Fork

Lake Fork is a body of water in TX (Hopkins, Rains, Wood). During this time of year, fish can be found in Post-Spawn patterns. Available species are Largemouth Bass, Crappie, Panfish / Bluegill, White Bass, Catfish. Narrow down your tackle selection by adjusting season, water clarity, structure and technique.

Waterbody Type

Lake/Pond

Species Present

Largemouth Bass, Crappie, Panfish / Bluegill, White Bass, Catfish

Coordinates

-95.6420W
32.8860N

Surface Area

108.40 sq. km

Avg. Depth

0 ft.

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Fishing Reports (11)
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Post-Spawn Largemouth Bass Fishing Reports

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Other Season Fishing Reports

Reported by Scott Watkins
Season: Fall
Structure: Humps
Species: Largemouth Bass
Technique: Drop Shots
Reported by Seth Feider
Cranking shallow points early in the morning produced the biggest fish of the tournament. The new OG slim from Rapala was key in tricking pressured fish to bite. The rod... Read More
Season: Fall
Structure: Points
Species: Largemouth Bass
Technique: Shallow Diving Crankbaits (0-6')
OG Slim 06 Crankbait Green Gizzard Shad / 2 3/4"
rapala
Reported by Patrick Walters
To say that Lake Fork is absolutely loaded with world class largemouth bass, would be a true understatement of that fishery! But with that said, during the Fall time of... Read More
Season: Fall
Structure: Stumps
Species: Largemouth Bass
Technique: Jerk Baits
Shadow Rap Deep 4 3/8" / Albino Shiner
rapala
⚡10 Product Recommendations
Reported by Tom Behrens
Catfish are fair on prepared bait and cut bait.
Season: Winter
Structure: Humps
Species: Catfish
Technique: Live Bait Rigs
Reported by Tom Behrens
Bite is slow with search baits. Viper XP Jigs are a good choice for big bass around big timber in 6-8 ft.. Chatter baits in red or chartreuse/white in 3-5... Read More
Season: Pre-Spawn
Structure: Stumps
Species: Largemouth Bass
Technique: Deep Diving Crankbaits (13'+)
Reported by Kristine Fischer
Look for numbers holding in pockets with plenty of cover and warmer water. Bigger fish can be caught flipping and punching matted grass, or fishing 8-10 FOW transition areas.... Read More
Season: Pre-Spawn
Structure: Matted Grass
Species: Largemouth Bass
Technique: Grass Jigs
Reported by Katherine Field
Season: Pre-Spawn
Structure: Docks
Species: Largemouth Bass
Technique: Ned Rigs
⚡2 Product Recommendations
Reported by Pete Przepiora
Season: Pre-Spawn
Structure: Stumps
Species: Largemouth Bass
Technique: Swim Jigs
⚡1 Product Recommendations
Reported by Gerald Hawkins
Seem to be getting more hookups between 4 and 5 foot of water wind about 5 mph early morning and late afternoon. Focus on cypress trees and lay downs
Season: Pre-Spawn
Structure: Laydowns
Species: Largemouth Bass
Technique: Spinnerbaits
⚡1 Product Recommendations
Reported by Tom Behrens
Crappie are fair on jigs and minnows around any structure.
Season: Pre-Spawn
Structure: Brush Piles
Species: Crappie
Technique: Texas Rigs (Worming)
Reported by Tom Behrens
White and yellow bass are fair in deep water under bait schools.
Season: Pre-Spawn
Structure: Baitfish
Species: White Bass
Technique: Spoons