Lake Fork Bass Guide Craig Cain with a Trophy Summertime bass caught August 17, 2007

Our Goal
Our Goal at Outdoor Adventures is to provide you with a fishing experience that you will be extremely happy with and want to come back year after year. Whether that is the largest fish of your life, your first fish or the most numbers of fish you have caught in a single day. Our Goal is to make you happy and for you to leave satisfied with our service. Also we want you to come back year after year and to tell your friends and family of the great time you had fishing Lake Fork with Outdoor Adventures Guide Service.

Trip Information
Full day bass fishing trips begin usually around sunrise and last for 9-10 hours. We will take a break around noon and come to one of the many restaurants and eat lunch.

Half Day trips can be morning or afternoon and are approximately five hours long.

We require a $125.00 deposit at the time you book your trip, and we have a 30 day cancellation policy.

In case of inclement weather trips will be rescheduled.

Our Equipment
You will be fishing out of a 21 ft Skeeter Bass Boat with a 250 hp Yamaha motor. This is a dual console boat for your comfort so the passenger has a windshield for those cool mornings or unexpected showers.
I have Lowrance color graphs and GPS.

Contact
email: info@lakeforkbass.net

Current Lake Fork Fishing Reprt
Fishing report Written February 23, 2010

Greeting friends. Well it has been a long cold and wet winter and fishing is starting to pick up on Lake Fork. The fish are starting to move to the shallows and with the cold water that we still have this means two primary baits.
Here is where and how I would fish Lake Fork right now. I would go to the very north end of all the major arms and creeks of the lake and look for some good vegitation. Fish the edge of the grass with a rattle bait like an xcalibur XR50 in shades of red or gold and black. And my big fish bait would be a jig and trailer combination. Once you get bit slow down and cover that area very well. Fish will gang up this time of year when they move into the shallows.
Let that rattle bait tick the top of the grass. When it gets caught in the grass rip it loose and then alot of your strikes will come as the bait comes out of the grass and falls a little. You will need a little stiffer rod to do this and I would suggest if you are looking for a new rod this year to check out the Powell Brand of fishing rods. http://www.powellco.com
As the water gets a little warmer start throwing your soft plastics and I would suggest the Netbait brand of products. The Paca Craws in all sizes along with the Mad Paca, Salt lick, and B bug will all put fish in the boat.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to give me a call. If you would like to book a fishing trip or need a little bit of information please give me a call or shoot me an email.
I hope this information helps and good luck.


Craig K. Cain
Professional Lake Fork Bass Guide