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Lake Texoma (map)
As a world class striper fishery, Lake Texoma has a lot to offer the fly angler including great fishing, unsurpassed beauty, and easy access.
This inland striper fishing is unequaled and results from the fact that Texoma has extremely prolific natural spawns in not one, but two, river systems - the Red and Washita Rivers. As a result, the lake is full of wild robust stripers eager to take the fly.
As a compliment to the striper fishing, Texoma also offers great bass fishing - largemouth, smallmouth, spotted, and white bass. With almost 600 miles of shoreline, and an abundance of coves, this gives the angler many options to choose from.
This productive and diverse fishery yields a quality fly fishing experience for anglers of all skill levels and is located only one hour north of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and DFW International Airport.
This inland striper fishing is unequaled and results from the fact that Texoma has extremely prolific natural spawns in not one, but two, river systems - the Red and Washita Rivers. As a result, the lake is full of wild robust stripers eager to take the fly.
As a compliment to the striper fishing, Texoma also offers great bass fishing - largemouth, smallmouth, spotted, and white bass. With almost 600 miles of shoreline, and an abundance of coves, this gives the angler many options to choose from.
This productive and diverse fishery yields a quality fly fishing experience for anglers of all skill levels and is located only one hour north of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and DFW International Airport.
Lake Ray Roberts (map)
Lake Ray Roberts is the quintessential "Texas Bass Lake" and is located less than one hour from the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and DFW International Airport.
Its 25,600 acres are loaded with standing timber, classic topographic structural features, and native and non-native aquatic vegetation - all making for excellent largemouth habitat as evidenced by the 14.59 lb. lake record caught in 2000. Spring and fall white bass runs add to the diversity of the angling experience.
Its 25,600 acres are loaded with standing timber, classic topographic structural features, and native and non-native aquatic vegetation - all making for excellent largemouth habitat as evidenced by the 14.59 lb. lake record caught in 2000. Spring and fall white bass runs add to the diversity of the angling experience.
