Special license
Because almost two-thirds of Lake Texoma is in Oklahoma, an angler in Texas has the option of staying on the Texas side or buying a special Lake Texoma license that allows her to fish anywhere on the lake.
White bass
There is no minimum length assigned to white bass but the angler must observe a limit of 25 per day.
Catfish rules
Channel catfish
The blue and channel catfish fishing in Lake Texoma is excellent and the angler has a minimum length regulation of 1 foot for both kinds. The limit is 15 fish and the individual may keep just a single blue catfish longer than 30 inches.
Striped bass
The striped bass as well as their hybrid forms have a daily creel limit of 10 fish for any combination of the two species. A fishing party can take no more than 20 of these fish and only two can be longer than 20 inches.
Crappie regulations
Black crappie
There is white and black crappie in Lake Texoma in abundant numbers, resulting in a 37-fish limit for any combination of both. However, the angler can only keep crappies that are at least 10 inches long.
Article Written By John Lindell
John Lindell has written articles for "The Greyhound Review" and various other online publications. A Connecticut native, his work specializes in sports, fishing and nature. Lindell worked in greyhound racing for 25 years.
