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The water temp is where it needs to be and the Striper are feeding like crazy!! Everyday the bite is getting better and the size of the fish are too. The thread fin are spawning and the big fish are chasing them in the shallows We’ve been starting the mornings off throwing top waters and hooking [...]
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We've been catching limits on every trip we take! It doesn't matter what time of day we go out, but as the water temp heats up the first couple hours and last couple hours of daylight will be the best times for fishing. Contact Adventure Texoma here to book your Lake Texoma Striper Fishing trip! Now [...]
Fishing on Texoma is getting hot and better every day. The big striper are coming off their spawn and headed to deep water to feed. I'm catching fish on river ledges and on rocky bluffs. There's also an early morning top-water bite on rocky points. Morning and afternoons are both producing good fish. The shad are [...]
Lake Texoma Current Water Conditions | Current Lake Level Conservation Pool Elevation: 615 to 619 ft. msl Fluctuation: 5-8 feet annually Normal Clarity: Moderate to clear Water fairly clear; 48–52 degrees; 4.29’ low. For more information visit Texas Parks and Wildlife Official Website
Lake Texoma is home to one of the most famous of bass in Texas, the striped bass or stripers. An average of 6 million people travel to Lake Texoma yearly, not only for the pure enjoyment of the beautiful lake but also to engage in the fishing affair with stripers! If you love fishing and have [...]
Water fairly clear; 86–90 degrees; 3.14’ low. Black bass are good on medium running crankbaits in shad patterns, Texas rigged finesse worms, shakyheads and topwaters. Crappie are good on minnows and jigs. Striped bass are good on live shad. Catfish are good on cut and live shad. Source: Texas Parks & Wildlife