Striped Bass Fishing
Lake Texoma is the only U.S. lake where stripers reproduce naturally. Bring your gear, book a guide, or fish right off the shoreline.
The lake
89,000 acres of open water sitting on the Oklahoma–Texas border. World-class striper fishing, quiet coves, sandy beaches, and sunsets that make you glad you slowed down.
Things to do
Lake Texoma is the only U.S. lake where stripers reproduce naturally. Bring your gear, book a guide, or fish right off the shoreline.
Multiple public boat ramps and full-service marinas within a short drive. Rentals available for pontoons, ski boats, and fishing rigs.
Public swim areas along the Oklahoma shoreline — great for cooling off on hot afternoons.
Cross Timbers Trail hugs the shoreline with wildflowers, deer, bald eagles, and some of the best lake overlooks in the state.
Small-town diners, catfish joints, and BBQ within a 15-minute drive in Mead, Kingston, and Madill.
A short drive to the WinStar and other Choctaw properties for dining, live music, and entertainment.
Stop by the office when you check in and we'll tell you where the stripers have been biting — no charge, just neighborly advice.
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