This is the largest creek in Lake Fork and was the one that the dam was constructed on. Also, it's where Lake Fork derived its name from. Most all the creeks in Lake Fork drain directly or indirectly into Lake Fork Creek. This creek was a fairly significant one. In most areas, it was capable of draining vast amounts of water from the surrounding area. Lake Fork Creek makes up the northwest side (left side) of the characteristic V of Lake Fork. This creek is located in too deep of water to fish effectively for bass except in the extreme upper regions, or where it comes close to underwater humps. Lake Fork Reservoir has many named creeks and no less than 75 unnamed ones. Many times these smaller creeks are called branches. Virtually all these smaller creeks are fishable and consistently produce trophy bass. Some of these secondary creeks were small creeks that only contained water after a rainstorm, while a few others held water all year.