The best time to have a chance of a trophy fish is January through March when the water is really cold. The big arctic front that is blowing through as we speak should kick start this bite. We mainly use 2 techniques which are dead sticking flukes and trolling umbrella rigs. Dead sticking is an addictive bite...you have to love the quick thump! Trolling umbrella rigs with 9 swimbaits around river edges and shallow flats is a good way to stir up big fish that are sitting on bottom. Give me a call and let's go fishing!

Water temps have finally dropped down into the upper 50's and the bite has picked up even better! The fish are hungry and moving to deeper water. This last trip we had a limit of 60 quality fish and then released several more. This was all in a 2 1/2 hour time period! It doesn't get much better. I am currently running live bait trips but the dead sticking and trolling season is close.

This past week we had 2 cold fronts move through the area. This dropped our water temps down from 75 to the upper 60's and also brought in the birds. The fish are fired up and feeding aggressively and the birds are out showing us the way. If you can find a flock of birds circling and diving, it's a guarantee that there are stripers around. Over the weekend we were able to fill easy limits of really good quality box fish. This is a great time to book your trip!

This weekend the temps started falling and the bite was on fire! We found easy limits of stripers on live bait fishing 20-35' of water. Over the nest 6 weeks the fishing will continue to get better as the water temps cool down. Book your trip now!

The weather is cooling the water temps are dropping and the striper are eating! The fall season is my favorite time of year. As the water temps drop back into the 70’s and continue to fall through the season the striper start feeding super agressive. Most days will be fast action with live bait but there is always a chance to find some great topwater action. Come experience the Lake Texoma fall fishing!

Yesterday and this morning were complete opposites! Yesterday we found fish stacked up shallow water and they were really aggressive. Last night we had another front come through and with pressure change and wind shift those fish were GONE! After an hour or so we switched gears and started looking for deeper ledges and covered a lot of water. It took a while but we found the fish and they fired up. It didn’t take long to limit out. Trolling was the best technique today. Days like this can be tough but very rewarding when you figure it out.