Lake Fork Bass Guide Craig Cain with a Trophy Summertime bass caught August 17, 2007

Our Goal
Our Goal at Outdoor Adventures is to provide you with a fishing experience that you will be extremely happy with and want to come back year after year. Whether that is the largest fish of your life, your first fish or the most numbers of fish you have caught in a single day. Our Goal is to make you happy and for you to leave satisfied with our service. Also we want you to come back year after year and to tell your friends and family of the great time you had fishing Lake Fork with Outdoor Adventures Guide Service.

Trip Information
Full day bass fishing trips begin usually around sunrise and last for 9-10 hours. We will take a break around noon and come to one of the many restaurants and eat lunch.

Half Day trips can be morning or afternoon and are approximately five hours long.

We require a $125.00 deposit at the time you book your trip, and we have a 30 day cancellation policy.

In case of inclement weather trips will be rescheduled.

Our Equipment
You will be fishing out of a 21 ft Skeeter Bass Boat with a 250 hp Yamaha motor. This is a dual console boat for your comfort so the passenger has a windshield for those cool mornings or unexpected showers.
I have Lowrance color graphs and GPS.

Contact
email: info@txoutdooradventures.com

ph. 214-256-3167
mbl. 972-977-5865
fax. 214-257-0341

Current Lake Fork Fishing Reprt
Fishing report for the Month of April & May 2008
With the stable weather the water is starting to clear up and the fishing is getting more consitant. There will be both shallow and deep fish for the next two months but most of all there will be a good topwater bite.
Patterns:
Topwater:
Baits: Yellow Magic's Ribbit Frogs.
Fish these baits in the areas that you saw spawning fish the past couple of months. If you see bass fry then this is a good area for a top water bait. Why? Because there will be bass guarding those little bass from predators. Fish the yellow magic very slow around cover. The edge of the weed line and also around stumps. Fish the Ribbit frog around the grass and weed line and over the top of the hydrilla that is just starting to top out.
The best pattern for me is and will the soft plastics. Weightless Texas rigged Tiki Sticks and other plastics will be my best produces from now until the end of May. Make a very long cast and let the bait settle to the bottom. Let it sit for several seconds and then check for a fish before you move the bait. Most of your fish will bite on the initial cast.

Don't over look the rattle baits. Chrome and black, ghost and natural shad patters will and should produce fish and let you cover plenty of water. Once you find fish stay and make multiple casts. These fish will be chasing baitfish and there will never be just one.

Also the deep water bite is coming on right now. Carolina rigs, deep diving crankbaits, tail kickers and spoons will all produce fishdeep.
Look for these fish on your graphs and then you can load the boat.

Small crank baits and spinnerbaits will also catch fish for the next month or so. But I feel you will catch more fish if you slow down and fish plastics.

I hope this information was helpfull and informative. If I can assist you in anyway please give me a call or send me and email. Good luck and god fishing.

Craig K. Cain
Professional Lake Fork Bass Guide