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Lake Texoma Fishing Report :: 2011 Grand Finale
Posted on January 4, 2012
Fishing is a lot like life, it is filled with highs and lows, they are either biting or they aren’t. Luckily I fish Lake Texoma, where even when they are not biting, it is possible to pound out a good day of fishing. Which means if you happen to be out on a day the fish are feeding you will be in for an incredible experience. My trip on Monday 12/26 was just such an occasion where all the right forces of the universe aligned upon my boat resulting in one of the best days on the water I’ve had in years. Never mind the fact we were easily able to catch our 40 fish limit and catch and release twice that, trips like that are common every day occurrences. What made this trip special were 4 fish weighing 12, 14, 15, and 16 pounds according to my digital scales. I have not caught this many fish this big on one trip since before the flood of 2007. But it is fishing and as the energy shifted and the week progressed the bite began to slow. Tuesday was great, we brought in another 12 pounder and caught lots of fish. Wednesday was slower, we brought in 33 for a group of 5. Thursday the wind died and with it the bite as we could only manage 10 fish between 3 people. Friday was better bringing in 20-30 on a catch and release trip. Who knows what tomorrow will bring.
Monday
Tuedsay
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday evening with the family
All my fish have been caught on 5” glow sassy shad fished along the bottom from 10 to 80 ft of water depending on where I find the fish and what pattern they are in. It is impossible to predict how the fish react on a daily basis. Right now my calendars are open and I would rather be on the water fishing while the weather is nice and the fishing is good and since I can not predict the bite, I would like to invite you to set your own rate for the trip. Book your trip for whatever is best for your schedule or weather forecast and pay for what the fishing was worth to you on that day. You can book your trip online at www.stripersinc.com or just give me a call at (903)815-1609 and I’ll get you set up.
Your Lake Texoma Fishing Guide,
Brian Prichard
Stripers Inc.
(903)815-1609