Lake Texoma Fish Species

Common Questions:

What are the most popular fish species to catch at Lake Texoma?

At Lake Texoma, the most popular fish species include Striped Bass, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Crappie, and Catfish. Captain Brad McGahey of Circle B Fishing Guide specializes in targeting these species, offering expert techniques and guidance to help you catch them. Striped Bass is particularly renowned here, making Lake Texoma known as "The Striper Capital of the World."

What is the best time of year to fish for Striped Bass at Lake Texoma?

The best time to fish for Striped Bass at Lake Texoma is during the spring and fall. During these seasons, Striped Bass are more active and feeding aggressively. Captain Brad McGahey will guide you to the best spots and use effective techniques to maximize your chances of landing a big Striped Bass during these prime seasons.

How can I catch Largemouth Bass at Lake Texoma?

To catch Largemouth Bass at Lake Texoma, Captain Brad McGahey recommends using soft plastics, crankbaits, and spinnerbaits. Fishing in the early morning or late evening can be particularly effective. Captain Brad’s expertise will help you choose the right lures and fishing techniques for a successful Largemouth Bass fishing experience.

What are the best techniques for catching Crappie at Lake Texoma?

The best techniques for catching Crappie at Lake Texoma include jigging with small jigs or live minnows. Captain Brad McGahey often uses these methods to find Crappie in their favorite habitats, such as brush piles and docks. Crappie fishing is generally good in the spring and fall, but Captain Brad can adjust techniques based on current conditions.

What should I use to catch Smallmouth Bass at Lake Texoma?

For catching Smallmouth Bass at Lake Texoma, Captain Brad McGahey suggests using crankbaits, plastic worms, and jigging spoons. Smallmouth Bass are often found in deeper, cooler waters, so Captain Brad will help you target these areas for the best results. The summer months are especially good for targeting Smallmouth Bass.

Are there any special regulations for fishing at Lake Texoma?

Yes, Lake Texoma has specific fishing regulations that include limits on the number and size of fish you can keep. Captain Brad McGahey is well-versed in these regulations and ensures that all fishing activities comply with current rules, including bag limits and size restrictions, to promote sustainable fishing practices.

What types of Catfish are found at Lake Texoma?

At Lake Texoma, you can catch several types of Catfish, including Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, and Flathead Catfish. Captain Brad McGahey uses techniques such as bottom fishing with cut bait and live bait to target these species. Each type of Catfish offers a different challenge, making for an exciting fishing adventure.

How can I catch a Trophy Striped Bass at Lake Texoma?

To catch a Trophy Striped Bass at Lake Texoma, Captain Brad McGahey recommends using live shad or large crankbaits and fishing in deep water where these larger fish are known to hunt. Captain Brad’s deep knowledge of the lake’s prime fishing spots and advanced techniques will help you pursue these impressive catches.

Are there any seasonal fish species at Lake Texoma that I should be aware of?

Yes, Lake Texoma has seasonal fish species that vary throughout the year. For example, Striped Bass and Crappie are more active in the spring and fall, while Catfish and Largemouth Bass can be targeted throughout the summer months. Captain Brad McGahey can guide you on the best times to fish for each species based on seasonal patterns.

What are some tips for a successful fishing trip at Lake Texoma?

For a successful fishing trip at Lake Texoma, Captain Brad McGahey offers several tips: arrive with appropriate gear, including fishing rods, reels, and bait; dress for the weather and bring sun protection; and be ready for an early start. Following Captain Brad’s advice on techniques and fishing spots will enhance your chances of a successful and enjoyable fishing experience.

A guided trip with Circle B Fishing Guide targets the top Lake Texoma fish species including Striped Bass (also called Striper, Linesider, Rockfish), Largemouth Bass (also called Green Trout, Black Bass), Smallmouth Bass (also called Black Bass, Bronzeback, Brownie, Gold Bass, Green Bass, Jumper), and Crappie (also called Black Crappie, White Crappie). We primarily fish in Lake Texoma.