February is a great month to catch fish in number and size on Toledo

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ETOILE, Texas– A group of students from this tiny East Texas town are leading the charge to help their community better prepare for wildfires.

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LAKE JACKSON, Texas Sea Center Texas is seeking help in naming two of its popular fish, a Queensland grouper and a green moray eel. Visitors and fish lovers are asked to submit name suggestions through March 25, 2009, by visiting the Sea Center Texas visitor center at 300 Medical Drive or on-line via the TPWD Web site. The facility staff and volunteers will review the names submitted and select the top five name suggestions for each of the fish. Afterwards, the top five names will be placed on a ballot. Voting will take place in April. The winning names will be announced during a special event in May.

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Fourth ShareLunker of the year comes from lake

ATHENS, TexasThe water temperature may be only 61 degrees, but Lake Conroe is on fire!

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Lake near College Station produces its first ShareLunker

ATHENS, TexasSteven Vela of Lyons knows that sometimes you need a little help from your friends.Fishing right at the Lake Somerville Marina Wednesday, Vela landed a 13.6-pound largemouth that is the new lake record and the first ShareLunker to come from the lake.

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How you handle a lunker impacts its chances of survival.
ATHENS, Texas–One of the biggest factors that influences the survival of fish entered into the ShareLunker program is how those fish are handled and cared for prior to being picked up by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) employees.

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GALVESTON, Texas – Galveston Island State Park, shut down for the last six months due to extensive damage from Hurricane Ike, will welcome day users to the bay side of the coastal park on Saturday, March 21. The beach side of the park, which sustained significant damage, remains closed to the public for facilities demolition and debris removal.

– Lake Mohave

Lake Fork Fishing Report
Submitted July 1, 2006
Guide James Caldemeyer

   As June comes to a close and July begins,
summertime fishing on Lake Fork is really heating up!
The HOT action in deep water is here, and if you're
like me, there's nothing more exciting than catching a
trophy, from this lake’s numerous deep structure areas.

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David Vance’s Lake Fork Report
The fishing
this week has been good on Deep Diving Crank baits and a Carolina Rig.
The Norman DD 22 has worked best for me color chartreuses with a blue
back. Water depth 15 to 25 feet. Good places that are producing good
fish, are the old road beds, 515 east & 515 west, and main lake
points and humps. Today we had 33 bass, 8 of these bass came on the
crank bait and the rest on a Carolina Rig best baits for me have been a
Watermelon Seed fluke and a Watermelon Seed Centipede. At this time, I
am using a 1 oz weight with a three foot leader line size 15 pound
test. The top water bite has been off and on the past few days. The top
water action that we have had in the last week have come on a shad
colored Pop R and a Zara Spook. Most of these bass have been chasing
shad to the top, early in the morning. The bass are in a solid summer
pattern. So if you are coming to lake fork, the deep water pattern will
be the most consistent, for most of the day. If you would like to book
a Day or Night trip you can call me at 903-629-7699 http://www.lakeforktexasfishingreports.com
GOOD FISHING
David Vance
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Lake Fork Day and Night Guide Service

Licensed Guide Clint Wright

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Lake Fork Fishing Report

Posted September 5, 2006
by Guide James Caldemeyer

Well folks! This is the month that has been
greatly anticipated by many. September is here and
with it brings the cooler temperatures, big
tournaments and some great fishing!
– Lake Mohave

These are difficult times,
especially if you live in East Texas. It’s hard to imagine that many of
our neighbors are still trying to recover from the effects of Hurricane
Rita, or that local politics has become a circus, and that Toledo Bend
Lake, the jewel of East Texas, is more than 10-feet low – and still
falling.

– Lake Mohave

Lake Fork Day and Night Guide Service
FISHING REPORT

Licensed Guide Clint Wright

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