Low water yields a down-the-road benefit
Future Elite events on Lake Fork will reap the benefits of increasing shallow vegetation.
Livesay’s lively Day 1
Take a look at Lee Livesay's Day 1 at the 2022 Simms Bassmaster Elite at Lake Fork!
Cox’s colossal morning
Catch up with John Cox as he fills his limit early on Day 1 of the 2022 Simms Bassmaster Elite at Lake Fork!
Runnin’ and gunnin’ into Day 1
See the Elites race to their starting spots on the first day of the 2022 Simms Bassmaster Elite at Lake Fork!
Is forward-facing sonar obsolete?
There’s no doubt that forward-facing sonar has completely changed the landscape of bass fishing forever. And we knew that here on Fork this week, it was going to play a...
Combs keepin’ it moving
Outside of Lee Livesay, there may not have been a bigger favorite in the 2022 Simms Bassmaster Elite at Lake Fork than Keith Combs. Over the course of his career,...
Two-fer for LeHew
Shane LeHew was a late boat number but has managed to put three in the boat quickly,Starting with this 5-12 pounder. Just after losing a giant, Shane boated two 4-8...
Timing is everything
It’s the classic good news-bad news deal. The stark outlook for Lake Fork is that some will cash in big on the lake’s low water situation and some will struggle for a decent limit.
Clouse lands an 8-10
Gary Clouse had only one fish at 9 a.m. today, but it was a good one – an 8-pound, 10-ounce largemouth. It was the big bass of the day to...
Kuphall lands late birthday present
Caleb Kuphall turned 39 years old yesterday. He received a late birthday present early today with a 6-pound, 10-ounce bass. This marks only his 28th B.A.S.S. tournament, but the third-year...