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Fishing Report (Updated 5.14.2008) Largemouth Bass: Very good. Warm weather has moved fish shallow and some fish are still spawning in the backs of coves. For spawning fish flip a Lake Fork Crawdad to entice them to hit. For other fish target shallow coves using Lake Fork Twitch Worms and 6 inch swim baits around Cane Creek, Crooked Creek, Mile Creek, and High Falls. Spotted Bass: Very good. Fish the upper part of the lake around Mile Creek and High Falls. Early in the morning throw a buzzbait or a topwater jerkbait. Later in the day switch to a shallow running shad rap DT26 in black and silver with an orange belly. 6 inch Lake Fork swim baits are also productive. Live baiting with medium shiners is also productive fishing vertically over structure. Crappie: Very good. Some crappie are still in spawning mode up against the banks, but most fish have moved out to 15-20 feet of water and can be caught fishing up against bridge pilings at night.
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