Red River

Welcome the New Year with a fun family fishing trip! The Red River provides great year-round opportunities for catching Stripers, Catfish, and Crappie. 

February is a great time to go catfishing. Pick a guide that will take you Catfish noodling or challenge this monster on light tackle for a “reel” challenge!

Fishing gets kicked into high gear, with likely catches of Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, as well as Crappie and Catfish. Other likely catches include Striped and White Bass.

Spawning season for many species begins, this means your chance of catching a trophy fish is pretty good. Plan a trip to Denison, TX and check out the annual Lake Texoma Sailing Regatta and Flotilla Show!

May is a great time to target monster Stripers. Please keep in mind that Alligator Gar fishing is strictly prohibited during the month of May.

Striped Bass fishing remains hot throughout the summer. You can also catch other Bass species, including White, Largemouth, and Smallmouth Bass.

Striped Bass can be found in great numbers, especially around Denison Dam. Choose a guide that will take you on a Striper run and get ready for some thrilling action on light tackle!

Crappie fishing starts to pick up in August. Grab your fish box and load up on these delicious fish and enjoy a savory meal with the family!

September is prime time for Gar fishing, especially around Cambridge and Preston, where the river feeds into Lake Texoma. Sight fishing for Crappie in the shallows is also great this time of year.

As the waters start to cool, Catfishing starts to heat up again. Crappie and Bass fishing are also hot, providing a good opportunity for you to catch multiple species in one day.

Alligator Gar and Catfish reign supreme during November. This is the time to head out and catch yourself a prehistoric beast!

Stripers continue to show up in numbers, allowing you to catch them off the red banks of the river. December is also a good time to go after Alligator Gar and Catfish.