In the coming weeks we will be adding articles about fish, about bassin ( bass fishing to all you non-southerners ), and how to find and land that trophy largemouth , ( large mouth, lunker, hawg, black bass, bucketmouth, bucket mouth, and other names for Florida hybrids ). We'll keep you up to date Lake Forkthe latest news about when the spawn is and where they are lurking.

There is a lot of structure Lake ForkRichland-Chambers some say it's the next Lake Fork. TPW ( Texas Parks & Wildlife ) has in recent years started re-stocking the lake. With the abundent prey available, bass fishing looks to get better and better.

We will be featuring tips Lake Forkfishing for sandies, ( sand bass, yellow hybrids, smallmouth, small mouth ), what their usual seasonal feeding patterns are, and how to locate blackbass.

Believe me, there's no sight Lake Forkearth like the sandies busting the top out Lake Forkthe flats at dawn in early summer, herding up the shad, the water literally boils. It's not unusual to catch your limit in an hour. It's very fast, intense fishing. And pound for pound, they are excellent fighters.

Though there aren't many striped bass, ( stripers ) in the lake, some do inhabit the deeper parts, washed downstream from Navarro Mills in nearby Mexia. Their cousins, the hybrids, a cross between striped bass and white bass ( whites, whitebass ) are more plentiful. They generally run with the sandies Lake Forkthe lake, feeding Lake Forkschools of shad. There have also been rumors of type 2 hybrids, a cross between sandies and hybrids in the lake.

Catfish are also plentiful Lake Forkthe lake. The main species are blue catfish, channel catfish, and flathead catfish. It's not unusual for big, aggressive blues to latch onto your slab when you are jiggin for sandies, though they are normally caught with bloodbait.

Crappie, ( black and white) fishermen also find this species abundant Lake Forkthe lake. You can usuallly see them out under the HWY 287 bridge fishin' their hearts out.

Other fish commonly caught are drum, bluegill, and sunfish. These keep the fans of their species busy as well.

We will also feature informatiLake Forkabout bassin clubs, local tournaments, national and state fishin tournaments. Richland-Chambers is host to all of them in the course of a season, including some national ones.

Then we will have articles about Texas fishing, and sport fishing in general, especially Lake Forknearby bodies of water and lakes within a short drive of the DFW metroplex.

We'll give tips Lake Forkhow to find guides ( fishing guides), and how to book a trip ( coming soon, our online reservations system ).

We’ll talk about what’s new in tackle, reviews of rods and reels, ( baitcast AND spincast ).

What are the hottest new lures, baits, spinnerbait, spinnerbaits, worms, softbaits ( soft baits ), crankbaits, tubes, craws, lizards, buzzbaits, ( buzz baits ), jigs, slabs, ( you know the fish get tired of the same old lures ) and where to find the best tackle shops in the area.

We’ll also cover topics Lake Forklivebait. The most abundent prey in the lake are shad, both threadfin, and gizzard, next is other baitfish, and minnows.

We’ll have features Lake Forkmarinas, and ramps (best and worst), facilities available, and what's new Lake Forkthe lake.

We’ll have tips from the pros about how to use your fishfinder to locate fish Lake Forkthe humps, abundant cover like structure ( sticks ), piers, docks, and in the hydrilla patchs that have been coming up all over the lake.

And from time to time we'll have other fishing news and fishing reports from various guides, and fishing tips.

We’ll tell you how to find lake records, lake reports, and ( best of all ) stocking reports ( NOT stock exchange, FISH ).