Lake Texoma Fishing Reports

Lake Texoma Fishing Report

Lake Texoma is offering excellent fishing opportunities this fall, with cooler water temperatures driving fish into more predictable patterns. Striped bass are actively feeding, making this an ideal time for anglers to target them. Most striped bass are being caught near the river channels and ledges using live shad or swimbaits. Surface action is also strong in the early mornings and late evenings, especially around rocky points and shallow flats. Catfish are biting well in deeper waters, with cut bait producing great results. Crappie fishing is improving, especially near submerged brush piles, using small jigs or minnows.

We get these questions frequently. What’s the best time of day to fish for striped bass at Lake Texoma? The best times to fish for striped bass are during the early morning and late evening when they are more active near the surface. Topwater lures or live shad work best during these times. Where are the top spots for striper fishing on Lake Texoma? Stripers are commonly found near the river channels, ledges, and rocky points. Look for areas with current or deeper water, as the fish tend to gather there in the cooler months. Lastly, Do I need a special fishing license to fish on Lake Texoma?

Yes, because Lake Texoma spans both Texas and Oklahoma, you’ll need either a Texas or Oklahoma fishing license, or a special Lake Texoma license, which allows you to fish anywhere on the lake. The Lake Texoma license is available for purchase online or at local vendors.