Lake Fork Guide Andrew Grills





I am a full-time, resident bass fishing guide. I would like the opportunity to show you an enjoyable bass fishing experience. Not only is it my goal to make sure my customers catch the biggest bass of their lives, I also want them to walk away as better anglers because of their trip.

I provide all equipment (unless customers prefer their own rods and reels). My boat is a brand new 2015 Skeeter FX 21, with Lowrance HDS units. Anglers of all ages and skill levels are welcome!

Visit my website:
http://lakeforkguideandrewgrills.com/

RATES:
Full Day, up to 2 customers - $475
Half Day, up to 2 customers - $325
Extra $125 for third customer.

CUSTOMER FEEDBACK:
"I just wanted to thank you for an outstanding fishing trip this past Saturday. Bob, Randy and I had a great time. The reason we had such a great time was not only you putting us on the fish, but you having an outstanding and very friendly personality.You made us all feel welcomed as if we have known you for years. That's a rare quality that will serve you very well in the years to come. Next time I get to come back to Fork, there is only one guide I will be calling. I wish you nothing but the best. Thank you again for a memorable trip." - Tom Myers, Haltom City, TX

"I now have fished on two separate occasions with Andrew Grills and want to say that both trips were extremely enjoyable, very informative and productive too. First, I want to say that Andrew is a class act, very personable, passionate about fishing and anxious to ensure you have a good experience. While both of our trips were in the cold of December, my fishing buddy managed to catch a 7lb 1oz bass that tied his personal best. Just as important to us, we learned some specific techniques, including pitching a jig (Andrew's passion) and retrieving a flutter spoon (I had no idea). Andrew is undoubtedly one of the young guns on Lake Fork and I would highly recommend him. My next guided trip may be in warmer weather, but I know it will be with Andrew!" - Scott Dash, Keller, TX

"Andrew, I would have never imagined that in a couple of trips with you that we would have caught so many big bass on Lake Fork. Three over 8 pounds plus the thrill of my life when my son Jake put that 10 pounder in the boat. Jake and I wanted to let you know that we are very appreciative for you taking the time to show us the techniques necessary to be successful fishing on Lake Fork and helping us use our electronics effectively ( a must for Lake Fork fishing). Those techniques have helped us catch fish everywhere, not just Lake Fork. Looking forward to more trips with you." - Curtis (Bud) Biram, Tulsa, OK

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Lake Fork Current Weather Alerts

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Lake Fork Weather Forecast

Friday

Mostly Cloudy

Hi: 39

Friday Night

Partly Cloudy

Lo: 26

Saturday

Mostly Sunny

Hi: 50

Saturday Night

Slight Chance Rain Showers

Lo: 35

Sunday

Partly Sunny

Hi: 59

Sunday Night

Partly Cloudy

Lo: 41

Monday

Mostly Sunny

Hi: 69

Monday Night

Mostly Clear

Lo: 48


Lake Fork Water Level (last 30 days)


Water Level on 2/21: 402.89 (-0.11)



Lake Fork

Fishing Report from TPWD (Feb. 19)

GOOD. Water Stained; 50 degrees; 0.11 feet below pool. Water level is a little high and has cooled down to 48-51 degrees. Shallow bite has been fair in 3-5 feet over grass with rattle traps, chatterbaits, and squarebill crankbaits. Shaky heads and dropshots are good around docks in 4-8 feet. Texas rigs and Viper XP Jigs fair around timber near channels in 4-8 feet. Report by Marc Mitchell, Lake Fork Guide Service. Warm sunny days are dictating black bass movements. Try and target fish where the water is 55 degrees or warmer water. To fly fish for bass try game changers and craw patterns in shallow water. Report by Guide Alex Guthrie, Fly Fish Fork Guide Service. The Lake Fork crappie bite is really good this week if you can stand the cold weather and beat the winds. Patterns are changing day to day with fish on the move and the weather so up and down. Some days they will stack up on bridges and the next they will disappear. Timber in 14-34 feet seems to be the most consistent pattern. If you find a crappie and hold an artificial bait above it still enough most fish are crushing that bait. Try using hand tied jigs in two different profiles. Smaller profile jigs in deeper water mid lake or on bridges. When you head north to shallower and muddier water switch to longer and bigger profile jigs. Try to fish lighter, more neutral colors in deeper water and darker colors in shallower water. Soft plastics and minnows will still get you bit as well. We should see the fish push shallower and shallower over the next few weeks with warmer temps in the forecast after the next week. Report by Jacky Wiggins, Jacky Wiggins Guide Service.

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