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Lake Texoma
Fishing Report

Texoma is home to some pretty impressive record fish, but perhaps most famous is “Splash” who was caught by Cody Mullinex in January of 2004. Weighing in at 121.5 pounds, this monster blue was a world record, and still holds the record for Texoma. Texoma doesn't have a lot of aquatic vegetation but it does offer cover in structures like rocks and boulders, standing timber and rocky bluffs. You can read more about fishing Lake Texoma at Texas Parks and Wildlife.

Fishing Regulations

Local Species
  • Largemouth Bass
  • Smallmouth Bass
  • Spotted Bass

Current Lake Texoma Fishing Report

03-12-2023 | Read the Video Transcript
Grade A
Lake Pros rate their lakes A, B, or C based on how the lake is fishing. An A rating means the fishing is great and C means the lake might be fishing tough

Video Report Transcript

what's going on everyone Tristan here with Lake Pro tackle to break down the newest Lake Texoma fishing report on the website for you guys so this report actually comes from our late Pro John so thank you John for getting us this info and guys you basically said that the Lake's fishing pretty good right now on the South Side the Texas side um he was saying that the a lot of the Smallmouth are still pre-spawn and they're just kind of scattered on all the rocky points main Lake points uh kind of waiting for the water to warm up to move back in and then he said on the North side there's actually some post spawn fish right now um including post spawn Smallmouth but overall the Smallmouth at least on the lake is what he was targeting and he said that they're all kind of centered on the spawn right now he said the water temperatures across much of the lake are in the low to mid 50s um and that overall the water is relatively clear as it normally is on Lake Texoma um he said that he caught most of his fish on a pretty large lipless crankbait if you want to see the exact color and style of lipless crankbait that he was using out there that day um make sure you go head over to the website lakeprotackle.com check out the latex home and fishing report and you can see all the in-depth information in terms of the bait and the colors but overall he said the Smallmouth were feeding really aggressively on points on the south side and then in the dishes and drains in the backs of The Creeks on the North side where they're spawning in about six to nine feet of water and he even had one Smallmouth just shy of five pounds so the Lake's starting to heat up the fishing's starting to get good make sure you get out on the water we appreciate y'all watching we'll see you next time


Texoma is home to some pretty impressive record fish, but perhaps most famous is “Splash” who was caught by Cody Mullinex in January of 2004. Weighing in at 121.5 pounds, this monster blue was a world record, and still holds the record for Texoma. Texoma doesn't have a lot of aquatic vegetation but it does offer cover in structures like rocks and boulders, standing timber and rocky bluffs. You can read more about fishing Lake Texoma at Texas Parks and Wildlife. Fishing Regulations
Local Species
  • Largemouth Bass
  • Smallmouth Bass
  • Spotted Bass

Lake Texoma Fishing Reports