Big Fish Season is NOW!

Today we caught 3 White Bass, all over the Junior Texoma Lake Record weight of 2.32 lbs. The all tackle lake record is 3.75 lbs. I've had kids in the boat all week, and we have caught whites over 2 lbs each day, but not one over 2.32 lbs until today. Sadly, today's white bass aka sandbass, were caught by a group of 4 men. Dads and Grandpas, the feeding patern they are in should hold, deep into August, so bring your favorite kids out and see if we can get them in the Texoma Record books. Its an early, exciting bite, sometimes catching 2 fish at a time on my custom rigs. We have put 40-60 white bass and eater sized striper in the boat every day, with just two ppl and me fishing. This is the year we will shatter the all tackle, adult and junior Texoma white bass record. This opportunity is a once in a decade phenomenon indirectly caused because of last years flooding. Take advantage of it. We have lots of July and August weekdays, and a few weekend spots left. Book a trip now and lets shatter those lake records.

From now until mid July these beast striped bass are finishing up their spawn and will feed like mad until tbe water gets hot and forces them deep. 7am to 11am, and 5pm to 9pm 4hr Trolling trips for Texoma Trophy Class Stripers. 7am to 1pm 6hr catfish jug/striper trolling combo trips for trophy class Texoma Striped Bass and big blue cats and flatheads. With a 2 person minimum, weekday 4+ person specials, and capacity of up to seven (7) anglers, if you want a shot at a fish two - three feet long, while enjoying the day, and beautiful scenery and critters, unpressured, NOW is the time to book.

There are three primary ways to go after Texoma Striped bass. The most common and what most guides do, is live bait fishing. This type of fishing yields large numbers of table sized fish, with the chance of landing a big one. Casting and topwater fishing brings in fish of all sizes, depending on when and where you are fishing. Trolling, **this is what we do** and is the most successful way to catch larger fish. Why? Because larger fish are boat shy and when trolling, the lures are 60-80 yards behind the boat. 100%, no BS, our lures are 10-12 inches long, and we are after fish two feet long or bigger. The way Texoma's limit is structured, each angler can keep 10 striper, but only 2 of them can be over twenty inches long. We are after two fish per person that are three feet long. 36 inch fish are rare, but a 30" fish is considered a true Trophy Class Striped Bass, and we boat a few dozen a year that size. 24 inch to 27 inch fish are regularly caught. And we put a couple of the big mean 28 and 29 inchers in the boat every week. But we dont stop chasing bigs when its slow. We are not here to appease unruly children, but we have had some of the future pros on this boat, and we love to put well mannered kids on fish. Book a trip and sit back. The rods will be in holders because a 20lbs fish might yank it right out of your hands. But when the rod bends over and drag screams off the line its just you and that big old striped bass. Now that you know, you know. From now until mid-July is BIG fish season. Come get on one.