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Lake Fork, Texas

Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 9:54 am
by Stan Wright
Stan,
Hey Lets Go Night Fishing.

We are just starting to night fish. It has got hot and the wind has slowed down. Night fishing is fun on Lake Fork is a great time to catch a big one and to beat the HEAT

Here is a Special that we will be doing for the rest of June, July and August .

Night fishing Only

$300 per night for Two people and get a Room Free if you want to fish two nights the Second night will be $275 and a free room .

Hope to hear back

Thanks to all that came to Lake Fork and stayed with us this Spring and fought the High Winds.

Rick Loomis
http://www.rickloomis.com/

Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 8:52 pm
by skunked
Sounds like a great deal Stan! I already have my trip booked http://www.lakeforkprofishingguide.com/ in August, but who says I can't go fishing again the next night with Mr. Loomis! We'll see. Thanks for posting this message. I have been lucky that three out of the following four Lake Fork guides I have used were awesome.
Jimmy Everett (no longer guiding, became a cop)
Larry Barnes
Tom Redington
Jason Hoffman
It's gonna be hot!

Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2011 9:23 pm
by Stan Wright
We stayed with Rick the last time. It's like a motel. Big rooms with covered parking for your boat. (Battery charger hook up) I love the showers... about 9'x9'... plenty of room to turn around. :lol:
It's located just north of the crossroads where the honkytonk and gas station are. Between Yantis and the lake.

Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2011 4:13 pm
by Ca_Bass
I think Lake Fork is only about 3.5 or 4 hours from where I am now!

Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2011 6:07 pm
by roadwarriorsvt
Lake Fork seems to be the hot ticket these last couple of years..... 8)

Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 6:31 pm
by skunked
roadwarriorsvt wrote:Lake Fork seems to be the hot ticket these last couple of years..... 8)
maybe not for too much longer if the tpw doesn't do something about the white bass (sand bass) that are overpopulating the lake and eating all the shad and baby bass. If the lake becomes just a "regular" lake, the economy of the whole area around the lake will plummet. Pretty scary situation for those folks. While visiting, I heard stories of football field size schools of whites busting shad on the surface.