Lake Fork

[Grab my Bass]

Just returned from a week of fishing at Lake Fork. Fishing very tough for me, weather as bumpy as usual, the only 2 places on earth the wind always howls....Lake Fork and the Antarctic. The lake was down pretty far as all are down here right now. Noticed a couple of things though, for those of you familiar with the area you will know where I am referring to, The 515 east public ramp, with the water low they have taken the opportunity to line the shore with rocks, no doubt for erosion control, the only problem is that when the water comes up there will be no place to pull your boat up to while getting your vehicle, unless of course you like big rocks bashing your beloved bass boat. Also a couple of the guides need to take a little lesson in manners when it comes to the ramp area. I would think that most of us are neither impressed with you or your boat, and waiting your turn and staying clear of the ramp while someone loads their boat is just the nice thing to do, and a good way to avoid a pummeling at the hands of a disgrunteled boater. Also we visit as many of the local tackle shops as possible, I cannot remember any time in the past where we have gotten more " we just placed an order for those" on just about anything we were looking for, just sorta odd.

[cd1]

Dude...sounds like a rough trip.  Did you catch anything?

[-Bryan-]

Fishing very tough for me, weather as bumpy as usual, the only 2 places on earth the wind always howls....Lake Fork and the Antarctic.

I take it you have never been to North Dakota...LOL!  Sorry your trip sucked, but it seems to be that way everywhere you go.  Was that guide running a Skeeter?