Dec 3, 2025

GOOD. Water stained; 63 degrees; 0.34 feet above pool. Striper fishing is good on live bait and sassy shad. Gulls will be working shallow flats early with bigger fish feeding below them. Big schools of fish are moving down main lake river ledges throughout the day in 35-55 feet of water. Drifting has been the best way to keep fish active under the boat. Catfishing now is the time to drift for big blues and catch them on big baits. Whole gizzard shad or rough fish in 40-55 feet of water on deep flats off of the river channels. Eater-sized fish are still piled up in the backs of ditches and deep coves. Look for bass in coves with brush and structure. Bass should start to chase big gizzard shad. Water temps will stay consistent this week near 60 degrees with the cooler nights and warmer days. Main lake points throughout the day will hold fish off the banks in 8-15 feet of water. Still seeing a lot of undersized crappie this fall. Bigger fish will start to move in on brush and structure with the cooler temps and continue to roam flats feeding on gizzard shad. Report by Jacob Orr, Lake Texoma, Guaranteed Guide Service. Stripers are good under the birds or ledges and drop-offs in 10-30 feet of water with slabs. Some reports of anglers using live bait or swimbaits. Some sand bass are mixed in. Sifting through quite a bite of smaller fish to complete a box. Report by John Blasingame, Adventure Texoma Outdoors.