Striper Fishing on Lake Texoma

 Lake Texoma is a man-made lake created by the Denison Dam, built by the United States Army Corps of Engineers and completed in 1944.  It is a border lake on the Texas and Oklahoma border with about 80% of its 90,000 acres located in Oklahoma. It's maximum depth is 110 feet and has numerous islands, river ledges, and underwater structure that attract and hold numerous Striped Bass and Sand Bass. 

Striped Bass (Striper) were stocked in Lake Texoma from 1969 through 1974 and the fish have flourished since then and naturally reproduce allowing a liberal year-round 10 fish limit per person. 

Lake Texoma is one of the premier striper fishing lakes in the country. It's a big lake so it's best to find a fishing guide because the guides fish the lake daily and know where the striper are at all times.  Fishing guides also know what baits are best during the various season on the lake. In many seasons live shad are the best bait and finding and keeping shad alive during a fishing trip can be a real trick.