Lake Texoma
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05-Feb-10
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: Texoma: January 31. Elevation 1 ft. below normal, water 45 and mostly clear. Smallmouth bass fair around the sandy points. Striped bass fair to good in the creek channels. Blue catfish fair to good from Catfish bay north. Crappie fair around the fishing docks with brush. Paddlefish fair below the dam. All other fishing is slow. Report submitted by Danny Club, game warden stationed in Bryan County. Reported by: Oklahoma Wildlife Dept. |
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Free-flowing current in the Red River makes Lake Texoma one of the
few lakes in Texas with a self-sustaining population of striped bass, and one of
only eight inland freshwater reservoirs worldwide where this species has spawned.. More on Lake Texoma
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- Blue and channel catfish
- white and striped bass
- largemouth
- spotted and smallmouth bass
- black and white crappie
- bluegill
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Two-thirds of this lake lies in Oklahoma. Anglers with Texas licenses may fish in the Texas portions of the reservoir, or purchase a Lake Texoma license ($7.50) to fish the entire lake. The following length and bag limits apply to the entire lake:
Guadalupe and spotted bass have a minimum length of 14". Combined bag limit for Guadalupe, spotted, largemouth and smallmouth bass is 5 fish/day.
For striped bass and hybrid striped bass, the combined daily bag limit is 10. There is no minimum length, but only 2 fish 20" or longer can be retained each day.
White bass have no minimum length and a daily bag of 25 fish.
For blue and channel catfish, minimum length is 12" and daily bag is 15 fish.
For flathead catfish, the minimum is 20" with a bag limit of 5/day.
Black and white crappie have a 10" minimum length and a combined daily bag of 37 fish.
For walleye, minimum length is 18" and daily bag is 5 fish.
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