Got to spend a couple days kayak bass fishing on Lake Fork in eastern Texas. It was more of a family trip than a fishing trip but I hauled my Hobie PA 14 down and got to spend about 4 hours on the water 2 different days.
The air temps were a wonderful 75-80 degrees and the water temps were in the 60-64 degree range. Lake Fork was almost 6 feet low which provided some challenges to finding the Florida strain largemouth bass that populate that lake.
All of the grass flats were above water so it was pretty much fishing off shore timber and creek channels which isn’t my strong suit. I lost all of the first day’s footage but there wasn’t anything too exciting. I caught a little 11″ LMB on the 4th cast of the first day then caught a couple white bass on the a-rig before casting it off and loosing it.
The second day was pretty slow but ended it catching my 4th best largemouth of the year.
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Love to see more people catch and release , I’ve been doing the same thing take photo with camera or phone and release , big bass especially do not deserve to die
I'm jealous, that lake is definitely on the bucket list. Hopefully we get a few more warm days this winter so we can squeeze in a few more outings.
That lake has some big hogs great video