Author: Lake Havasu Guide

Need some input on a Bass Survey – Lake Havasu

Lately there has been some concern by the fishing community about
the fish population over at Meadows Lake.

We are conducting a survey
that allows “YOU” to have some input on the issues of increased fishing
pressure to the 59 acre “Super Pond”.

Please take some time and give us
your input. http://texasfishingmaps.net/survey/

There is also a report done by the TPWD on this particular lake that can be viewed at:
Thanks for your support,
thedudster
Dudley P Allen
2102 Phlox CT
Round Rock, Texas
http://www.texasfishingmaps.net

– Lake Havasu

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Lake Fork Fishing Report by James Caldemeyer – Lake Havasu

Fishing Report for
Lake Fork, Texas
May 8, 2006 by James Caldemeyer

May is a great month for fishing Lake Fork. Hard to believe
it is here again! Time flies when you’re having fun (or catching lots
of big fish). May is one of my favorite months here
at Lake Fork, as you can catch lots of fish and BIG ONES, at that. What
a combination!!! It’s the time big females that have spawned, pull out
of the spawning areas and start gorging themselves on just about
everything that passes by.

– Lake Havasu

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Lake Palestine, Texas – Lake Havasu

Fishing Report Email This Report to a Fishing Buddy
Date of Report: 2006/05/24
Texas Fishing Report
Fishing Area: Lake Palestine
Mattern Guide Service
Hello Everybody,

God
is our refuge and strength an ever present help in trouble. Therefore
we will not fear, though the Earth give way and the Mountains fall into
the heart of the Sea.

Well this week has been an unusal bite
going on. The bite has been slow with about 10 Bass comming to the boat
up to 4to 4.5 lbs.

The topwater bite has been off also. Though a
client from the Dallas area broke off 2 Big Bass on Plastic Frogs.
There are so many variations of Frogs on the Market but I noticed even
when I was recently on Sam Rayburn those Bass eat Frogs and they are
usually the Bigger Female Bass.

On Sam Rayburn they were working
the Ribbit Frogs. (Yum makes a Buzz Frog and Zoom makes a Horny Toad
and many others are out in the market. Use a 5/0 Wide Gap Hook and
Stanley makes a great Hook just for the Frogs), and reeling them fairly
fast over the Pepper grass and Hydrilla and catching some Big Bass.

You
know no matter how much you learn you always can learn alot more when
it comes to Bass fishing. The Client I had from Dallas this week had a
great testimony about what the Lord did in His Marriage to do the
impossible. Wow just hearing that testimony was better than catching a
10 lber.

But He was using Frogs and I was using poppers and the
Big ones were hitting His Frogs and I watched and learned something
about Big Bass and Frogs.

The recent storms that brough Hail and
heavy rains through the Wells and Lufkin Areas brought a run off to
Lake Palestine and the Lake rose another Foot or so. I like to Fish the
Back waters of Flat, Kickapoo, Chimmney Stone, Caney,Ledbetter and
Highsaw and Saline Bay and then Boathouses on the Main Lake and some of
the above mentioned creeks.

Because of the run off I noticed the
Bass were affected where the run off came in and filtered with the rest
of the areas in these areas. In a few days things will stabilize and
wow what great fishing we will be in for.

Topwater favorites
have been Frogs, poppers,Tiny Torpedoes in shad patterns mixeed with
blue backs. Watermelon colors on weightless Stinko Type Baits which is
made by Phantom Tackle an awesome bait. Chatterbox baits made by Rad
and Gambler in White and Bluegill have been working well also. Texas
rigged Creature baits in Watermelons have been working in the Channels
in these Areas.

Have a Safe memorial Week End. I am Booked
through the 29th of May so if you ewant to Book a trip after then just
e-mail me or call me at 903-478-2633 or 903-724-1203 and we will book
you in for a great day of Bass Fishing.

May God Bless, Don Mattern Sr. with Mattern Guide Sevice

Report Details
Fish Type: Largemouth Bass

Water Temperature: 77 to 85 deg F
Water Clarity: 1 foot
Water Depth: 5 to 10 ft

Bait and Tackle: Same

Charter and Angler Information
Report Submitted By: Capt. Don Mattern Sr.
Email Address: donmat@earthlink.net
Website: http://
Marina or Inlet Name: The Villages Marina
Charter Biz Phone: 903-478-2633
Submitted by:
Pro Fishing Charter or Guide – Mattern Guide Service

– Lake Havasu

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Mattern Guide Service on Lake Palestine – Lake Havasu

Fishing Report Email This Report to a Fishing Buddy
Date of Report: 2006/05/30
Texas Fishing Report
Fishing Area: Lake Palestine
Mattern Guide Service
Hello Everybody,

God
said to Adam Who told thee that thou was naked.Sin entered in and Man
lost his covering of God’s presence. Through Faith In the finished
works of Jesus and His Blood we can recieve the covering again of God’s
powerful presence and a relationship with Him.

– Lake Havasu

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Mattern Guide Service on Lake Palestine – Lake Havasu

Fishing Report Email This Report to a Fishing Buddy Date of Report:
2006/06/14 Texas Fishing Report Fishing Area: Lake Palestine Mattern
Guide Service Hello Everybody, MARK Chapter 5: 5-6 And He could there
do no mighty work, save that He laid His hands upon a few sick folk,
and healed them. And He marvelled because of their unbief. Well Bass
fishing has been Good. With the morning Bite being the best for the
Bigger Bass. – Lake Havasu

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Mattern Guide Service on Lake Palestine – Lake Havasu

As you know with today pressures on the Bass an angler has to come up
with patterns and ways to fish baits that will cause a Bass to react
to, to get them to bite. A weighted hook can be used to wacky rig worms
such as Senko type baits or trick worms around Moss Beds and boathouses
that will produce some awesome Big Bass.

– Lake Havasu

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Lake Fork Trophy Bass – Lake Havasu

Lake Fork Fishing Report
Submitted July 1, 2006
Guide James Caldemeyer

   As June comes to a close and July begins,
summertime fishing on Lake Fork is really heating up!
The HOT action in deep water is here, and if you're
like me, there's nothing more exciting than catching a
trophy, from this lake’s numerous deep structure areas.

– Lake Havasu

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David Vance’s Lake Fork Fishing Report – Lake Havasu

David Vance’s Lake Fork Report
The fishing
this week has been good on Deep Diving Crank baits and a Carolina Rig.
The Norman DD 22 has worked best for me color chartreuses with a blue
back. Water depth 15 to 25 feet. Good places that are producing good
fish, are the old road beds, 515 east & 515 west, and main lake
points and humps. Today we had 33 bass, 8 of these bass came on the
crank bait and the rest on a Carolina Rig best baits for me have been a
Watermelon Seed fluke and a Watermelon Seed Centipede. At this time, I
am using a 1 oz weight with a three foot leader line size 15 pound
test. The top water bite has been off and on the past few days. The top
water action that we have had in the last week have come on a shad
colored Pop R and a Zara Spook. Most of these bass have been chasing
shad to the top, early in the morning. The bass are in a solid summer
pattern. So if you are coming to lake fork, the deep water pattern will
be the most consistent, for most of the day. If you would like to book
a Day or Night trip you can call me at 903-629-7699 http://www.lakeforktexasfishingreports.com
GOOD FISHING
David Vance
– Lake Havasu

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Introducing New Spit Fire Jigs by Tail Walker Lures – Lake Havasu

Press Release

09/01/06

Harrisonville, MO. — Tail Walker Lures LLC announces the first in a new line of SPIT FIRE Jigs that will be available in early spring of 2007. The new SF1 Series, a pro football weedless jig that has all the best components to attract and take on big bass, will be the first in our new line of jigs. Not following far behind will be the new Spit Fire swim jig, SF2 Series and the SF3 Series flipping jig in a wide variety of shad and crawdad natural colors .

– Lake Havasu

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David Vance’s Lake Fork Report – Lake Havasu

So far the Bass fishing here at Lake Fork this week has been very good, cooler weather and calm conditions has made fishing a blast in the last few days. On Sunday the bite was on we had 19 by lunch and by the end of the day we had 43. The early morning top water bite has been good for the first two hours, they have been eating a Pop R and a ¼ Rattle Trap.

– Lake Havasu

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