Current Lake Texoma Fishing Reports for Texas and Oklahoma
Texas Parks & Wildlife Lake Texoma Fishing Report | May 8, 2025
Limits of striped bass are possible with slabs. The key will be to find fishable water. The topwater bite is inconsistent and few bites will come with swimbaits. The water level is very high, but should start to slowly recede. There are a lot of submerged obstacles, floating debris and muddy water on the north and west of the lake so navigate with extreme caution.
Report by John Blasingame, Adventure Texoma Outdoors.
FAIR. Water stained; 62 degrees; 16.32 feet below pool. Lake Texoma is flooded, several feet above normal pool level. The majority of ramps and marinas are closed or had to cut power off. We are getting more rain this week and there is a lot of debris in the lake.. Report by Jacob Orr, Lake Texoma Guaranteed Guide Service.
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation | Lake Texoma Fishing Report | May 4, 2025
Elevation is 16ft. above normal and rising, water temperature 64°F and stained (Current lake level). Striped bass fair on live shad around channels, main lake, and points. Blue, channel, and flathead catfish Fair on cut bait, dough bait, punch bait around channels, river channel, river mouth. Crappie fair on jigs, and minnows around brush structure, coves, standing timber. Fishing this week is tough. Water levels are very high and stained, making the fishing tougher. Patches of clean water are hard to find. Striper are good some days and tougher the next. No consistency with the rising water levels. Catfish are okay near river mouths, creeks and channels. Crappie are slow around docks with brush piles. Lots of debris out on the water right now. I highly suggest taking your time if you get on the water. There are very big trees and other debris floating.
Report submitted by Garrett Beam, game warden stationed in Marshall County.
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Zebra Mussel Alert! To prevent the spread of zebra mussels, the law requires draining of water from boats and onboard receptacles when leaving or approaching public fresh waters.Help Protect Lake Texoma from Invasive Species
Bighead and silver carp were first brought to the U.S. in 1973 and have since overtaken many Mississippi River drainage waterways. Anglers can help protect Lake Texoma waters from invasive species by not releasing carp back into the water and reporting bighead and silver carp catches to the Oklahoma Wildlife Department or the Texas Wildlife Department.
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A new lake record White Bass has been caught at Lake Texoma
A new lake record white bass was caught at Lake Texoma by Kylee Miller of Erick on August 4, 2017. The record fish weighed in at 3.75 pounds with a length of 18 inches and girth of 13.5 inches.
A new lake record striper has been caught on Lake Texoma
Barbara Pope caught this 24.7 pound striped bass from Lake Texoma last Thursday. Barbara was fishing with striper guide Chris Carey. While heavier striped bass have been caught in previous years at Texoma, this fish represents the largest striped bass submitted to the Oklahoma Lake Records Program since its inception in 2008.