Which Would You Rather? 2024

Dalton Tam reply :

Ok, this is a question I ask many of my fishing buddies.Which would you prefer, a guided trip to Lake Fork for Largemouth bass or a guided trip to Lake Erie for Smallmouth? Both lakes are great for catching large amounts of large fish of each species. I personally would choose Lake Erie because I have never had the chance to catch large small mouth before. I was just curious what you guys would rather.

roadwarrior reply :

I didn't have to spend much time deciding...

SirSnookalot reply :

Lake Fork for 2 reasons, fished Lake Erie most of my life and never have been to Lake Fork. Lake Fork isn't far from the Gulf and I'd be there on the same trip.

Long Mike reply :

Lake Fork. I caught my PB there (the one in my avatar) and it's only four and a half hours away.

K_Mac reply :

I would love to fish either one and I hope to make a trip down to Lake Fork next spring, but I would choose Erie to answer the question. I love fishing structure, and have not caught a smallmouth over about three pounds. There is something about the challenge of open water that appeals to me. I have stood on the shore of Lake Erie, in Erie, Pa when the wind was up, and that was an impressive sight.

Nitrofreak reply :

I voted lake Fork, I have yet to catch a SMB in my 40+ years of fishing and really would like to know what a 5 or 6 lb smallie is like, but I chose Fork instead because I really want a chance to get a double digit LMB...and to fish with Long Mike, that would be a dream come true !!!

Lund Explorer reply :

Kinda like Long Mike, I can be on Lake Erie in 4 1/2 hours. As a matter of fact, I'm surrounded by good/great smallmouth fishing.

But I can only find the Mesquite BBQ in Texas. I'll take Lake Fork!

eyedabassman reply :

I catch a good small mouth every year 6 lbs. or over in my lakes. And I am not braggin! So lake Fork for me, to have a chance at a 10lb'er or better.

BassinNY reply :

Lake Fork FTW. I would love to have the opportunity to land one of them monsters!!

"BRB" reply :

I been to lake fork so I pick lake Erie. Never been and plus I would love hook a 6lb smallie!

Bluebasser86 reply :

I've caught a DD largemouth but still hunting for a smallie over 6, Erie without even having to think about it.

bassmaster3541 reply :

Fork, I just love catching huge largemouth (really, I would like to go to falcon more though)

A-Jay reply :

Lake Erie - would love to upgrade.

A-Jay

Jake P reply :

I love Texas too much, i had to pick Fork. Although now that i think about it i would rather catch some smallies in erie. Never been smallie fishing and i live 2 hours from fork. Yep, Erie it is!

Wayne P. reply :

May 23 at daylight I'll have this scene in a cove on Lake Fork except most of the stumps will be under the surface (I took this picture last year). It's only a 17 hour drive:

00 mod reply :

Like RW it took zero thinking.......Erie for sure

Jeff

WookieeJedi reply :

I voted Lake Erie. I can be at Fork in under 3 hours. I would rather try something different.

Ima Bass Ninja reply :

I went lake fork. I want a double digit fish and that is probably my best chance.

flippin and pitchin reply :

Erie. I would take my buddy who moved to Ohio four years ago and have a time. The elusive 6 pound smallmouth is the second reason.

RoLo reply :

On 5/12/2012 at 12:03 AM, roadwarrior said:

I didn't have to spend much time deciding...

RW had his HANDSFULL making that decision

Roger

loodkop reply :

Erie. We don't have smallmouth within day trip distance and I would love getting stuck into some decent smallies.

Dwight Hottle reply :

Fork for me.

S Hovanec reply :

Largemouth aren't my thing, but I pick Lake Fork anyway cause I fish Erie whenever I want. It's pretty sad that my PB smallie is more than 2# bigger than my PB largie!

grimlin reply :

Lake fork,simply because I never been there. I did Lake Erie a few times,only once by boat and caught my PB smallmouth there.

I'd like to caught a couple LM over 5-10#.....it's kinda hard to do here.

etommy28 reply :

Ill take erie because Fork would not be my first choice for big large mouth, infact my choice number one is okeechobee which I fish commonly.

SoFlaBassAddict reply :

I'll go with Erie. I've never touched or seen, much less caught a smallie. It's something I've been wanting to do for a while now. I've got just as good as a chance at catching a big largemouth here at home as I do traveling to Texas..

Now if we're talking Falcon........

Dinky reply :

Lake Fork for sure.....no wait, Erie for the smallies...no, actually Lake Fork for big LMs....no, Erie, final answer---no, Fork; Erie, Fork, Erie, Fork........

Why do I have to pick one----

BOTH is best. Final, Final answer!

hatrix reply :

I guess I say Erie even though I got a lot and its like 20 min away. That's just about as good as it gets on the whole planet for smallies. Fork probably wouldn't be my first choice for LMB. I would like to go to the delta or big-0 if I was limited to the U.S. I like the idea of flipping for monsters. Other then that I heard Mexico is the best for LMB. A friend of mine took a fishing trip there for like $1500 and he said he was catching monster bass all day long. To top it off they are super easy to catch. Well relative to what most people are used to.

Big-O reply :

Erie for me...

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bassfisherjk reply :

I picked Lake Fork because it's on my bucket list,and I love fishing for largemouth bass.

riskkid 2 reply :

I've fished on Fork once and would love to go back but I voted Erie because I've not fished it.....plus brown fish are really fun to catch!!

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