Bois d'Arc Lake near Bonham, Texas (northeast of Dallas) is on fire for fishing and only will get better, say anglers and ...

I once met 3 guys in a pickup, with a 14 foot aluminum boat strapped in the bed at a Lake Fork boat ramp. They had taken turns driving, non-stop from Nebraska to catch some Texas crappie.

Lake Fork Reservoir is best known as a fishing destination for anyone hoping to catch record size Large Mouth Bass. In fact, there have been many record sized Bass caught there, including the ...

Lake Fork’s golden reputation for producing big bites and giant bass is well-known. As Craig Carpenter of Murphy illustrated last week, the 27,000-acre reservoir near Quitman also kicks out out some ...

Crappie fishermen headed to Lake Fork and Lake O’ the Pines in eastern Texas between now and Feb. 28 are reminded of a special “no cull” regulation that is now in effect on those two ...

The East Texas winter crappie bite can be addictive. Our part of the state is home to multiple world class crappie destinations. Lake Fork, Toledo Bend and Lake O’ the Pines are just three East ...

Lake Fork crappie fishing guide Gary Paris is a forward-facing sonar fan for a couple reasons. “First off it helps eliminate a lot of unproductive water very quickly,” he said.

In the crappie fishing world, two East Texas lakes are considered bucket list destinations. Lake Fork and Lake O’ the Pines are on the top of this list.

In fact, the Crappie Anglers of Texas will be hosting its 2nd Annual “Crappie Fest” Tournament at Fork on April 11, and anybody who’s legal to fish is welcome to enter.