Scott recommends heavy lures such as casting spoons or tail-spinners for long casts to bass feeding away from the boat. He recommends these lures, because the big bass are accustomed to dying shad sinking from the feeding activity above. These lures drop quickly through the smaller bass on the surface to where the larger one's are feeding. Since Lake Fork is one of the most heavily fished lakes in the country, bass have become accustomed to artificial lures, making it hard for anglers to fool them into striking. Scott says it is more important than ever to fish at the correct times, when the bass are feeding and less wary towards artificial lures.
Timing is the key.
So if your fishing time is limited, it is recommended that you go with a guide like Scott who knows when the big bass will bite. He can make sure you are at the right place at the right time. Book Links Thanks for visiting .