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George, another reason Lake Fork has produced a number of trophy bass is due to the enforced (and generous) slot limit in place for LMB.
I would not propose that the dairies play that significat of a role in Lake Fork and it's LMB production. I believe it is a combination of slot enforcement and participation from the TP&W to make it a champion bass lake known around the world.
There are many other factors that play a role in trophy LMB production on Lake Fork such as ample fish habitat and structure for breeding and prey ambushing. Since it is also a "young" lake, there are many benefits that are advantageous to its LMB production.
To say that it is directly correlated to the dairies might be a misrepresentation.
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