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Bass fishing Fork. bee tough last few days on a cold front. South wind and warmer temps now. Their about to start chewing and its going to get good!

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Spring Fishing On Lake Fork in Alba, Tx

Welcome To Lake Fork

Introducing Eddie Garrett, Lake Fork's Best Bass Fishing Guide!&nbsp; For the past 20 years, Eddie has been leading anglers to lunker largemouth bass in the deep waters of Lake Fork. His expertise and passion for bass fishing have made him one of the most sought-after guides in Texas. With Eddie on your side, you can be sure of a successful day out on the lake.&nbsp; Step aboard his 22’ Phoenix 921 bass boat. Built in 2017, specifically for Largemouth Bass fishing, this craft has plenty of space for 2 anglers to be casting at the same time. It comes powered by a 250HP Mercury Pro XS engine that will get you to the fishing grounds quickly and safely. The vessel is outfitted with GPS and a fishfinder to save you time while your search for the best bite. There is also a wireless trolling motor and icebox on board to store any snacks or drinks you would like to bring for the day. When it comes to Lake Fork, Largemouth Bass fishing with artificial lures is the name of the game. Captain Eddie is there to guide you in the right direction and make sure you’re set to catch some trophy bass. Be it in the morning or afternoon, he is ready to show you what makes Lake Fork such a great place to fish. All trips come inclusive with rods, reels, tackle, and lures. Guests should obtain a valid fishing license prior to the day of the trip, and are encouraged to bring sun protection, hat, sunglasses, drinks and snacks. Kids are always welcome--Captain Eddie enjoys showing them the joy that fishing brings! Book with Eddie now and prepare to reel in your biggest catch yet! Contact us today to get started.

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Welcome to Lake Fork. Lake is at full pool and surface temps are ranging 6odegrees to 67. The bass are spawning now and have  been for a couple weeks in some parts of the lake. The bite has been pretty good on tx. rigged Senkos and V & M Pork Shads 2' 'to 5' of water. Also catching some on a c-rig fluke.

Welcome to Lake Fork. The lake is at full pool and surface temps are in the mid 50s now that the cold front has passed. This is going to be a great pre spawn and spawn this Spring. Red square bills and chatter baits are working in 3"to 5"of water. Now we will also start throwing Senkos, wacky and Neko rigs in the same depth around spawning areas. Book your trip now and get in on some good fishing. You may also catch your personal best big one.

Welcome to Lake Fork. The lake is at full pool and surface temps  are now 55 to 57. With this nice warming trend here at the end of February Fork is  about to bust loose.  With the warmer nights and longer days the pre spawn is under way. They will start spawning early this Spring. Right now red square bills and chatter baits are great search baits. A couple more warmer surface degrees. and Senkos, other soft plastic stick baits and wacky worms will be the ticket with these bass pulling up shallow. Book your trip now because it's about to get good. I would love to earn your business! bassfishingwitheddie.com

Welcome to Lake Fork. Lake vel is .12" over full pool and surface temps are high 40s now with these very cold temps we're having for the next couple days here. By the weekend it will  start warming up again. Future forecast looks good.  A lot of fish will be pulling up shallow for pre spawn and spawn. With the full lake it's going to be a great Spring  this year!  Book your trips now and get a good preferred date. Hopefully we can get you your personal best bass!


Welcome to Lake Fork. Lake level is full now and it's  setting up for a great pre spawn and spawn. We're on a unusable warming trend right now with surface temps in the mid 50s the past few days.  A lot of bass have pulled up shallower  and the pre spawn is about to begin early especially on the upper end.. Cranking square bills, chatter baits and lipless cranks are working. Stick baits such as V&M Chopsticks and Senkos will work when you c an find mid 50  surface temps. I'm excited about this Spring!  Book your dates now and lets see if we can get your personal best bass. 6 and 8 hour trips are best  giving us more time on the water. But I do offer 4 hour trips also.

Welcome to Lake Fork . Water level is -1.76low of full pull and surface temps mid to upper 40s The February, March and April pre spawn and spawn is right around the corner. With the good water level it should be a real good Spring. Right now the jig,, drop shot, suspended jerk bait, a-rig and chatter bait are good choices in this colder water. You need to book your trip soon for the post spawn. .Some big bass pull up early looking for their spawning  haunts. You have a chance of catching your personal best. I will be happy to earn your business and try to make your trip memorable'

Lake Fork water  is - 1.190 below full pool and surface temps are in mid to upper 50s. Hope everyone has a great 2025  new year! The bass are about to get into Winter transition this month I'm now booking for the pre spawn and spawn trips here. They will start moving towards the main lake creeks, points and secondary points to set up for pre spawn. Jek baits, jigs and drop shot will work best in the colder water.  With the lake in good shape and it should be great  great this Spring. I would love to earn your business and hopefully put you your personal best bass.

Lake Fork is - 2.44 below full pool and surface temps are ranging 56 to 59 degrees. Not many people fishing right now right after Thanksgiving. But I think Dec. is going to fish well.  Been catching bass from 4'to 18' of water. The drop shot, c-rig and jig have been the best bit. As the water has gotten colder we will start throwing a spoon more offshore' The bar fish or yellow bass will start showing up on some of the deeper points and humps and the bass are feeding on them. Don't underestimate the Winter here. Would love to earn your business.

Lake Fork water level is - 2.32 low and surface temps are 74 to 77 degrees Fall is here and fish are biting pretty good. The best bite has been shallow with a lot of bass moving back in the creeks. 3ft. to 6ft.  on square bills, wacky rig, shaky heads and tx. rigs. Mid morning we're moving out a little deeper on secondary and main lake points with a drop shot and c- rig. November should be real good this year. Would love to earn your business!

1Lkak Fork is - 1 .91 below full pool. Surface temps are 78 to 82 degrees Bass are starting to get into the Fall pattern.. a lot of the shad are now moving to the back of he creeks.  We're still fishing some of the main lake and secondary points. But will start fishing further back in creeks next to channels, The your top water and frog bite will get better and better as it gets cooler. I don't see us having much of a lake turnover this Fall. Usually seeing it by now.  Oct. and November are good months.

Lake Fork water level is-.76 ft. low and surface  temp is about 89 degrees.  Were fishing mostly offshore in 18' to 24'.  The best bite has been  on a drop shot and Carolina rig.  V &M Slim Wild and Zoom super fluke has best baits. If can get some cloud cover early a top water will work also.  I'm only doing 4 hr. and 6 hr. trips this month in this extreme heat. 

Fork is .19 over full pool and surface temps are 87 to8 9 degrees. The offshore deep bite is getting good now. We're fishing mostly long points in 17'to 22'. Drop shot, big shaky head and c-rigs working best. I offer 4,6,and 8 hour trips. But with the extreme heat I suggest the 6 hour  for extended trips instead of the 8 hour full day at this time.  But we can do any of them. Would love to earn your business.

Lake Fork is a little over a foot above full pool.  Surface temps is about 86 t0 89 degrees  We've had a lot of rain lately. They have had some gates open for the past week. It is in good shape and fishing pretty good though. I love it offshore in June and July. We have been catching them on drop shots, c-rigs and big shaky heads.  When we have good cloud cover the top water has worked well.  These two months will produce some big one also. I would love to earn your business!

Lake Fork is a little above full pool right now. It just keeps raining here lately. We're still fishing shallow right now. Top waters when it's cloudy working well. Which May is always the best month for these baits. Also Senkos and flukes fished weightless around flood grass has been good. We will start moving a little offshore within the next week or so on shallower humps and shell beds with drop shots and c-rigs.  Would love to earn your business.

 Lake Fork is at full pool and surface temps are 62-68 degrees. The bass fishing has been pretty good. We're still staying very shallow. The bass are in all different stages right now. Some have spawned and a lot are still spawning. Weightless Senkos ,flukes have been working well. Also catching them on a Neko rig .  We're getting a lot of rain right now also. The topwater bite will get good soon as the surface temps reach 70 degrees. Walking type baits and swim baits will work well as the shad spawn should start soon. The frog bite will also shine in the flood cover. Book your trips now for late April and May. Would love to earn your business. 

Bassmaster Elite Pros just finished up a 4 day tournament here on Fork. The top 10 qualifiers fined today.  All 10 anglers caught over 100 pounds in  4days. Which was a record high in Bassmaster history. Fork is alive and healthy. With the Later Feb. warming trend the are moving shallow fast and it will be a early spawn this year. Book your trips now because it's going to be a awesome Spring! I would love to earn your business.

Lake Fork is full and we're going to have a great pre spawn and spawn this Spring. Bass Champs derby was here yesterday. They fished a windy and North wind cold front. There were 3 fish over 10 pounds caught which was great. Going to have warmer weather now also for about a week and a half that I can see ahead. Bass Master elites will be here for their derby Feb. 29 thru March 3 and coming at a perfect time.They should wreck em! The spawn will be early this year. I still have some March and April trips available so book soon.Call or text me at 972 979 4850 or book online and get more info @ bassfishingwitheddie.com.


Ok folks the Lake Fork bass have started moving to the shallows for the pre spawn now. You need to book your February , March and April pre spawn and spawn  trips now. These dates will start filling soon. Also if your coming from out of town or state you will need to book your accommodations before it gets real busy here. I would love have you and possibly put you on your personal best bass. Withe the lake being full it's going to be a great spawn this year!  

Welcome to Lake Fork. The lake is at full pool right now after all the recent rain. Surface temp is 49 -50 degrees. The bass are working their way to the shallows  Red or orange lipless crank baits are choices to throw right now. Mid way to the back of the creeks are target places. Also points, drains and  secondary points. Another good bait is a suspended jerk bait. We will start throwing plastics as the water warms a little. Don't underestimate February for a giant here either.  Now is the time to book your February, March and April pre spawn and spawn trips now. I think this will be one of the best spawns this Spring that we've seen in a long time.

January is a transition month here on Fork. Very few trips this month. We've just had a very hard freeze here. But the lake level is in good shape at - 1.70  low and surface temps are 47 to 49 degrees which is very cold.  Moe rain coming next week and the lake should be in great shape for the pre spawn and spawn. Book your Mid Feb., March and April trips now while you still can get a preferred date.  Also motel rooms will start booking up soon.  I would love to earn your business will work hard to give you the best experience possible. bassfishingwitheddie.com   

Welcome to  Lake Fork
Surface temps are -2.29 ft, low and surface temps are 55 to 57 degrees. We're staying deeper fishing humps, points, road beds, and  bridges.  Drop shots ,c-rigs and spoons have worked best. Trips are slower this time of rear so T have good dates available. Also book your Spring trips now so  you can get your proffered date.  I am now starting to book Spring dates. .Would  love to give you a good experience. 

The best bite has been shallower lately. Little cooler water temps will get the deeper offshore bite going. Tx rig, drop shot and c-rig has worked best Good dates available. Also cranks in the backs of creeks  in 3 "to 5'. Book your 2024 Spring trips soon and get your preferred date.

Water level is -2.63 low and surface temps are 7 to 74 degrees. The Fall turnover is just about out of here and the fishing is about to get good. Right now we're fishing relatively shallow. Texas rig and drop shots have been working the best. I'm also about to move out a little deeper as the clarity is getting better, I love Late Oct. and  Nov. Have had customers catch some big ones this time of the year. Book your trip now.

Lake Fork is in it's Fall transition and the turnover is almost over. Love Oct. and  Nov. Book your tip now and I'll try to give you a great experience

The Big Bass Splash tourney was here for three days so all guides were off limits. Now that the tourney is over I'm ready to book trips again. ready to book trips again.  With the cooler weather I thing it's going to be a great Fall  here at Fork.  I would love to earn your business and give you a enjoyable trip and maybe. even catch your personal best.

9/19/23

With temps over 1oo degrees every day right now I suggest early morning 4 and 6 hour trips.

Lake Fork water level is -.63 off full pool and surface temps are 95 to 97  degrees. Trips are slow due to the very hot temps but the bass fishing is pretty good. Top waters early then we're moving offshore. 18 ' to 26' on long points and humps has been the ticket.  Big worms on shaky heads, drop shot and c-rigs the main techniques.

4 and 6 hour trips now available in this Summer heat.  I like this time of year fishing offshore. You could catch a giant.


Welcome to Lake Fork
Lake level is -.40 off full pool and surface temps are mid to upper 80s. The bass fishing is fair and the hotter it gets the better it will get especially offshore. This year I think July will fish like June normally does. We're basically just fishing offshore stuff right now. 15' to 22' ft. on long points, humps and roadbeds. The C- rig using a creature type bait in Green Pumpkin. Also a big shaky head with a V&M J-Mag worm in Red Bug and Plum Apple. The texas rig with a 3/8oz Tungsten weight around brush piles using a 8.5" V&M Wild Thang in the same colors. If we have clouds a top water walking bait will work around the shallower cover early in the morning. With this extreme heat I'm offering 4 hour an 6 hour trips. You can reach me by cell 972 979 4850 or book on my website bassfishingwitheddie.com As always thanks for reading my report.
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Welcome to Lake Fork
Water level is -.85 low and surface temps are 83 to 86 degrees. The Summer bite is picking up We're starting out shallow around bean trees and flooding grass with a weightless fluke and also a Vixon topwater walking the dog with it. Mid morning moving offshore 14ft. to 20ft. on humps, roadbeds, long points and ridges. Carolina rigging a V&M Pork Shad in Outlaw Magic color. Also throwing a V&M Wild Thang in Plum Apple and Red Bug on a Excite heavy shaky head. Also a 10.5'' J- Mag on the same technique. We will use a drop shot too on tough conditions. The warmer the temps get as we move along in June the better the deep bite will get. If you need a guide text or call 972 979 4850 For more info go to bassfishingwitheddie .com. You can also book online on that site. As always thanks for reading my report.
Good Fishing!


Welcome to Lake Fork
Water level is - .63 and surface temps are mid to upper 70s. This Spring was one of the most inconsistent ones I've seen since in a long time. Lot of cold fronts in and out with flatulating water level was the main reason I think. We just didn't have the numbers on a daily basis like we have in the past. Good thing is the spawn fry survival rate should be awesome with all the new cover. We have been staying shallow all the way up to now. Lot of fish are starting to move out offshore now finally which is my favorite way to target them. Secondary and main lake points are where to look for them right now. Top waters early shallow on these points will work well. Carolina rig, drop shot, shaky head and cranking are the other best techniques to try. Shallower humps, ridges, road beds and pond damns also. It should start fishing a lot more consistent with more stable weather. As always thanks for reading my report. If you need a guide please contact me by cell or text 972 979 4850.  More info or book online bassfishingwitheddie.com 
Good Fishing!   


Welcome to Lake Fork
Lake level is only  - .95 low and still rising from recent rain runoff. Surface temp is 67 to 68 degrees after long cold front last week. This past April was one of the most inconsistent bites I've ever seen here. Just too many cold fronts with up and down temps. We're still staying very shallow using tx. rigged senkos and flukes for the most part. Some rigged wacky in areas the flooded cover isn't that thick. Their has also been a frog bite  on some occasions with cloud cover but not very consistent. We're  also throwing a short c-rig with flukes. There's still some fish spawning and we will see a another very small wave on this coming full moon on the 5th . I'm about to move offshore for post spawners. May is a very good month to fish Fork. Shad spawn on shallow points and shell beds early in the month. It's also swim bait and top water time on these places. which will be very productive. I also like a cig and drop shot very much this month. If you need a guide I would be happy to have you. You can reach me @ 972 979 4850 by call or text. Also book online @ bassfshingwitheddie.com  Thanks for reading my report.
Good Fishing!

Welcome to Lake Fork
Water level is - 1.15 low and surface temps are 70 to 73 degrees.The lake is in good shape and the bass are still spawning mid to South end. Lots of flooded vegetaiton from the planned water pull down last year to repair damn. We're fishing from 2 ft. to 8 ft. In and outside of the cover. Senko or stick type baits have been our best bite.There's a frog bite under cloudy skies in the thick vegetation on some days. Also there's starting to be a shad spawn on some of the shallower points.This will get better and better soon.Top waters, shallow crank baits and swimbaits in this situation. If you need a guide I have a few dates open near the end of the month. Also booking May and June for offshore trips. You can call or text 972 979 4850. Also book online @ bassfishingwitheddie.com
Thanks for reading my report.
Good Fishing!

Aubrey with a  Lake Fork toad' today. She had one larger then this one jump off earlier. Congrats!

Welcome to Lake Fork.
Lake level is -2.20 and surface temps are starting at 59 and going to 64 in the afternoon where we've been. Like I said in my earlier report last month the spawn would start early this year with the warmer temps. They have started bedding and a lot of them coming shallow now. We're fishing pre spawn and spawning fish. The best bite has been 2' to 5' for us. Secondary points, spawning pockets, flats, drains and ditches are what we're targeting.  A lot of fish will also spawn in the newly flooded weed areas in the back of coves.Weightless stick baits and very small weighted tx, rigs are working best in these areas. Also chatter baits and swim jigs with white trailers working with a little wind. I'ts about to really take off out there after a very hard bite we had this Winter. If you need a guide please call or text me @ 972 979 4850 . You can also book online or get more info bassfishingwitheddie.com March is almost most pretty much booked but I have good April dates available. As always thanks for reading my report.
Good Fishing!

Tim Graves fished solo with me on Fork today. We had several but this was the best one. Bite was hard and you really had to fish slow. We had a good time.  But its about to get good with the warmer water temps..

Largemouth Bass

With all the much needed rain in the last few days, Lake Fork  is now only - 2.45 low! Trips are starting to book up for the pre spawn and spawn seasons, and we are expecting some great fishing conditions over the coming months! Book your preferred date soon, It's going to be a great 2023 Spring bass fishing season! 

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Welcome to Lake Fork
Water level is -4.38 and surface temp is lower 50s. This is the best water level we've had since early last Winter. We had a pretty severe cold front here last week then some much needed rain. The ground was already saturated so most of it was runoff into the lake. Looking at the extended future forecast it looks fairly mild heading toward Spring. These big females will start heading toward their pre spawn haunts early this year. I like to start fishing the upper Northern  part of the lake stating in early Feb. and continuing staying on that end through March. The water will always be a little warmer and that's where they will start spawning first. Main lake and secondary points at mouths of the larger creeks are idea early staging places. On a little warmer  trend move on into the creeks and fish larger wood on the sides of them. Also try spawning flats outside the creeks in the warmer afternoons. A lot of baits will work for these pre spawners. Jigs, suspended jerk baits, chatter baits, spinner baits, cranks and I like a c-rig with a creature bait. With the lake level on the rise this should be a good pre spawn and spawn this year. If you need a guide please feel free to call or text me. 972 979 4850. More info @ bassfishingwitheddie,com  You can also book online. As always thanks for reading my report.
Good Fishing! 
     

Welcome to Lake Fork
Lake level is- 5.17 and surface temps are in the low 50s, Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! I'm really looking forward to the 2023 new fishing year.! January is typically a transition month before the February pre spawn approaches. Numbers are normally pretty low but quality will be good. This month the fish will be in transition and grouped up fish can be hard to locate sometimes but Fork can be rewarding if you find them set up right. You could also catch a giant at this time. Posting this to let everyone know I'm also now accepting dates for February pre spawn and March and April spawn. Not many anglers on the water right now but it will change drastically as Feb. approaches. With the future forecast showing a milder Winter ahead the pre spawn and spawn could be earlier this year. Lake Fork has some great guides here to choose from. I would love the opportunity to earn your business.. Thanks again and looking forward to fishing with you!
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Bass Fishing in Lake Fork

Caught this trophy bass despite the difficult weather. It may be getting colder, but our afternoon bites Surface temps are getting right for November. Fall bite... Great fishing trips await you! book now! 

Trophy Largemouth Bass in Lake Fork, Texas

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Lake level is - 6.12 and surface temps are in the lower to mid 80s. Lake continues to drop after lack of rain lately. It's now the beginning of Fall and the extended forecast will be in the mid 80s starting this coning week and will continue to be cooler which will be enjoyable fishing. I'm excited to start being on the water on a full time basis. Sept. was a very slow month for trips as it normally is. The lake is also tuning over in several places which is also normal this time of year. When this occurs the shallower bite is always best When using plastics the darker colors are the best ticket. Fall is always fun because the bass start moving and will start feeding up on shad for the Winter months coning. You can also start fishing a lot of different techniques and baits this time of year.. On my next report I'll give more detail on the plastic colors and techniques we're doing out there once I'm on the water on a daily basis. Barkley tournament is also coming Oct. 51 and 16 if someone wants a pre fish trip for that event . 

Good fishing! 

The water is hot and a little colored up here on lake fork. The Bass fishing has remained really good, we are catching lake fork largemouth bass in pretty good numbers and size. Drop shotting has been effective and shad patterns also continue to produce good sized fish. 

The Bass bite is best in the morning on Lake Fork Right now, there is about a one hour window of really top notch Bass fishing in the early morning. We are using a few different techniques to get into these fish so book now and I will show you the way! 

Lee and Dane from Louisiana fished with me yesterday here on Lake Fork. We caught some nice fish and they had a great time learning the deep drop shot. Then Lee and Dane went back out later in the evening and Lee caught this 11.55 over the slot 26" GIANT Largemouth Bass. Congrats!

The best technique right now for Largemouth Bass fishing on Lake Fork is Deep Drop Shotting. It takes a little time to learn how to do this well so book now so i can show you the ropes! 

Larry and Alaia Echanova with me this Fathers day morning on Fork. Larry has a PIG on a drop shot. Congrats! Update - here are a couple more of the good ones that had. Happy Father's Day everyone!

Good Size, 6 plus pounds is common right now, and even reeling in some 8 lbers regularly.

Water level is -5.70 and surface temps or 83 to 85 degrees  The bass fishing has been pretty good. We'er catching fish in different depths right now. Early in the morning there is a top water bite especially if there is cloud cover but it's not lasting long. Offshore fishing will pick up this month!

Small baits like the 1/2 oz. Yellow Magic is working best and the Alewife and Japanese Shad seem to be the best colors. Also early to mid morning 6' to 12' on secondary and main lake points seems to be the best depth. Drop shot and 3/8 oz shaky head has been our best technique. 

Surface temps are starting about 57 and we're seeing some 60 degree water later in the afternoon. Lake level is -6.38. It hasn't been one the better March months I've seen here so far. We've had cold front after cold  front come in here, and most of them fronts have had horrific north winds. But now midway through the month we are seeing more bucks and a few females pulling up very shallow. With more consistent warmer nights and days I think the spawn will begin in the next few days. I think some of the early large females have started spawning in the larger trees a little bit deeper. we should see a large wave pull up shortly. April should be a great month fish spawning all over the lake. We're mostly fishing plastics in 2' to 5" of water in spawning areas. Tx. rig and wacky has been our go-to techniques. On the real windy days chatter baits and square bills have proven successful. I will give more details on colors in my next report as now they vary. I have some April dates available if your looking for a guide. The attached image is from a recent charter with some new Bass anglers- We had a great day on the water and caught this nice slugger!

Tight lines and good fishing!

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Lake level is - 6.16 low and surface temps are 48 to 51 degrees. I wasn’t on the water too much in January because it's just a slow month here. It’s also a transition month for the bass. They are now moving back into the creeks to start their pre-spawn ritual. February is a good Winter month to catch a big one here. We don't a lot of numbers of bass but they are good quality because they are full of eggs and heaviest. With cold water temps right now, a jig fishing on the edges of creek channels flipped beside the stumps is hard to beat! I like a 3/8 and 1/2 oz. in black and blue and green pumpkin color. A Strike King Rage Craw in black and blue is a great trail for the jig. I typically fish the creek channels in 6' to 12' of water this month. I also like throwing a suspended jerk bait in this cold water. The Mega Bass Vision 110 is my favorite. The Elegy color works well here. Also in the afternoons when the water warms some I like throwing this bait shallower 2 'to 5' on the flats outside the creeks and also in the ditches and drains. I don't like throwing soft plastics until surface temps hit 55 to 57 degrees. Its all about the night temps determining the surface temps in the daytime on the shorter winter daylight hours. I will give another detailed report as we get into March. I have good days available so book your March and April trips soon! With the low water level it's going to be a great pre-spawn and spawn here. I would love to earn your business! 

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Captain Eddie Garrett is the heart of Bass Fishing With Eddie, bringing years of expertise and a deep passion for bass fishing on Lake Fork. With extensive experience navigating and fishing this legendary lake, Captain Eddie has built a reputation for delivering top-tier guided fishing trips. His local knowledge, combined with advanced fishing techniques, ensures every angler has the best chance at landing a trophy largemouth bass. Whether you're a seasoned fisherman or a beginner, Captain Eddie’s guidance will help you make the most of your time on the water. Dedicated to creating an enjoyable and educational experience, Captain Eddie Garrett tailors each fishing trip to suit his clients' skill levels and goals. He is known for his patient, hands-on approach, making sure that everyone on board feels comfortable and confident. His deep understanding of Lake Fork’s seasonal patterns allows him to adjust strategies and target prime fishing spots based on current conditions. No matter the season, Captain Eddie is committed to providing a rewarding and memorable day on the lake. Beyond his expertise in bass fishing, Captain Eddie stays up-to-date with the latest advancements in fishing gear, techniques, and Lake Fork fishing trends. His commitment to ongoing learning and innovation means that his clients always receive the most effective and efficient fishing strategies. From selecting the right lures to mastering casting techniques, Eddie ensures that each trip is both productive and enjoyable. His goal is to help every angler not only catch fish but also improve their overall fishing skills. <h3>Experience a Top-Tier Fishing Adventure on a Fully Equipped Boat</h3>A great fishing experience starts with the right equipment, and Captain Eddie’s boat is designed for success on Lake Fork. This top-of-the-line vessel is equipped with state-of-the-art electronics, including advanced GPS, fish finders, and sonar technology to locate the best fishing spots. The spacious deck provides ample room for multiple anglers, while comfortable seating ensures a relaxing experience. Whether you’re battling a trophy bass or enjoying a scenic day on the water, Captain Eddie’s boat delivers the perfect combination of performance and comfort. Book your trip today and experience the best of Lake Fork bass fishing with a trusted and experienced guide.

Check out the map to see where we fish! The red zone marks our top fishing spots, and the pins show where we’ll meet to kick off your Lake Fork adventure.

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<h2>Lake Fork Bass Fishing Trips – Rates &amp; Packages</h2>Affordable Guided Fishing Charters on Lake ForkBook Your Lake Fork Fishing Adventure TodayWhat’s Included in Your Lake Fork Fishing Trip? &nbsp;How much does a guided bass fishing trip cost on Lake Fork?Our Lake Fork bass fishing trips start at $400 for a 4-hour trip, with 6-hour and full-day options available. Pricing includes expert guidance, top-quality gear, and a chance to reel in trophy bass.What is included in the price of a Lake Fork fishing charter?Our rates cover fishing rods, reels, lures, and tackle, along with professional instruction from Captain Eddie Garrett. Just bring your Texas fishing license, snacks, and drinks!Are there any discounts available for fishing charters on Lake Fork?Yes! We offer group discounts and seasonal specials throughout the year. Contact us to learn about current offers and save on your next Lake Fork bass fishing trip.Do I need to pay a deposit for my Lake Fork fishing trip?A deposit is required to secure your date, as spots fill up quickly. The remaining balance is due on the day of your trip. Check our booking page for full details.How many people can join a guided bass fishing trip?Our standard Lake Fork fishing charters include two anglers, with room for a third person for an additional fee. Larger groups may require multiple boats.Do fishing charter prices vary by season on Lake Fork?Yes! Spring and fall are peak seasons for bass fishing, and demand is higher. Booking in advance ensures availability and the best possible rates.What payment methods do you accept for booking a fishing charter?We accept credit cards, debit cards, PayPal, and cash payments. Online booking is available for added convenience.Can I bring my own fishing gear on a Lake Fork guided trip?Absolutely! While we provide high-quality gear, you’re welcome to bring your own rods, reels, and lures if you prefer.Is tipping included in the fishing charter price?Tipping is not included but is always appreciated! A 15-20% tip is standard for great service from your Lake Fork fishing guide.

Lake Fork Fishing Territory Information

Trips Offered Year-Round , but High-Demand dates are March-April

DEPOSIT: A deposit is required for all bookings to be applied at checkout&nbsp;BALANCE: Remaining balance due upon trip in Cash or Credit Card

GUEST CANCELLATION:&nbsp;In the even that you must cancel your booking, you must do so 14 days prior to your trip date to receive a refund on your deposit. We encourage rescheduling.

GUIDE CANCELLATION: In the rare event that your guide must cancel due to inclement weather, health, or equipment issues, you will have the option to reschedule your charter for a later date or receive a refund on your deposit.

TIPPING: Tips are greatly appreciated to your guide for your quality trip.