Lake Texoma Striper Fishing Blog

Finding rhythm with the constant of change I watch drought turn to flood, return to drought and back to flood again. The lake has risen and fell 30 ft or better over the span of about 4-5 months and what a ride it has been. The entire lake turned brown and... more »

As we move swiftly from drought to flood I find appreciation in how quickly change occurs. To embrace the change which is out of our hands lends to a deep peace. Be it drought or flood, we let go of the idea that there is a problem to embrace the now. The present... more »

Each day the sun rises higher into the sky, returning northward from its venture into the southern horizon as we push to break free from the coldest part of the year. Nature is awakening, new life is poised ready to explode forth from beneath the soil. There is an... more »

Winter has arrived, the coldest days are upon us while simultaneously the days are growing longer as spring draws ever nearer. This is my personal favorite time of the year to fish, lure season. From now until sometime in April, I put away my cast net... more »

There is a chill that cuts through the morning air these days, against the warm water it creates a mist that hovers over the lake, just hiding the numerous flocks of waterfowl that spring to life as the boat glides across the water. Making for the... more »