Lake Fork Bass Fishing Vegetation Update: Is TPWD Spraying and Killing Grass Already???

[@royradcliff2252]

Good job

[@PhilClark1976]

Welcome back Billy. Thanks Jake.

[@steveahle9921]

Excellent interview Billy!

[@davidblake5199]

Welcome back Great video from your fishing brother from Lake Lanier 🐟😎🐟

[@cjfishtales2238]

It's really simple. Don't put poison in the water ! Vegetation can be mitigated by mechanical means.

[@johnmorlock2325]

About time you got back to work. Now, what's up with the shad ? NO shad boils this year, but all my other lakes have shad boils every day now.

[@troysummers7675]

Bro!! Your back! I knew you took off to be with family but I had it in my head that it was the month of August. Welcome back, miss the show.

[@rippinlipsinc.2200]

Jake is an important asset to the future of bass. Stay the same in your actions and preserve the fishery!

[@RandyKennedy-l1d]

It was good finally meeting you at the water park! Ready to fish and talk football with you!

[@jkelbe]

Any update on the tracking survey?

[@jriggs213]

They killed Purtis Creek by killing the grass and putting Carp in there.

[@MyChaoticFishing]

Have heard that from some folks

[@corydoyle4819]

That is definitely a good sign, little jealous of Jakes Gear.

[@RhondaBarone]

For those of us living over in a finger of Lake Fork with zero movement, what can we do? The grass, weeds, algae are horrible. We have no visible water as it under all the weeds. Again, we are in a cove. Only limited water gets over to us and it gets stagnant. We will never have a great lake lot but it would be nice for it to look as good as it can. Right now, that is not the case. Thank you in advance for any suggestions and recommendations.

[@yourlakeforkguide1520]

You can request a treatment plan from TPWD but the lake is Sabine River authority property so nothing in the water can be removed or treated without approval. They do this so that our biologists can help you in the way that won’t hurt the ecosystem of the water.

[@RhondaBarone]

Thank you for your response. That being said, what steps do I need to follow to move forward with requesting a treatment plan from TPWD?

[@MyChaoticFishing]

@@RhondaBaroneI’d take a wild guess and say, reach out to them. If you want to go fishing though, hit up Billy lol