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During wintertime, the fishing is a bit slower, so you’ll need to work for your catch. You can always go for Largemouth and White Bass, as well as prized Catfish.

Catfish is the name of the game in February. They get pretty hungry, so whether you use stink bait or nightcrawlers, you’ll get one on the end of your line in no time.

Come springtime, the fish come out to play. There’s a variety of creatures for you to go after, with Bass biting hot. You can target Crappie as well, so you’ll have plenty of fish fillets for dinner.

April brings even nicer weather to Lake Fork, and it marks the beginning of the peak season. You’ll find that Largemouth and White Bass get really hungry, and going after Catfish can yield great results as well.

Largemouth and White Bass are the stars of the show in May, but you can also dedicate some time to fish for Catfish. A little hint – they love frozen shrimp!

By now, the temperatures have gone up a notch, and this means that Bass will move to deeper waters to avoid the heat. Going after Catfish, use trotlines with live bait, and you won’t be disappointed.

One of the most productive months to go after Catfish is definitely July. Crappie is biting hot as well, and you’ll find that Largemouth Bass can be hooked in the middle of the lake.

This is a great time to go after some of those big Largemouth Bass. Break some records, and gain some bragging rights! Crappie is also in the cards, and Catfish is always ready to bite.

Head out on the waters of Lake Fork early in the morning and you’ll be rewarded with some trophy Largemouth and White Bass. If you’re looking for a delicious dinner, use minnows to hook into Crappie.

October is a great time of the year to head out on the water and target some of the prized fish that live here. Largemouth Bass are biting hot, as well as large Catfish.

The temperatures might be dropping, but the bite isn’t slowing down. You can cast for Largemouth Bass, but don’t be surprised if you hook into a couple of Crappie along the way.

With the holiday season slowly approaching, use this time to unwind and have a nice day on the water. Catfish, Crappie, and Bass are all in the cards, ready to take your bait!