I must say, Striper fishing is a blast. A few friends and I went with Roger Brown at Striper Express on Texoma Jan. 6th. and he did an outstanding job. The bite was tough for most folks that day but Roger managed to find and keep us on fish. I will certainly be back as soon as I can. It was also neat to see how all the guides and local anglers worked together to put people on fish. Even if they weren't with the same outfit. If someone got on fish, they immediately called others on the water to let them know what they had found. It was something that surprised me but I thoroughly enjoyed it. I've never seen that since I've always just fished for largemouth.

That was my first trip to Texoma and my first experience Striper fishing. Roger and the rest of the Striper Express team made it an awesome experience and a trip I will continue to make from now on.

Sounds like a good time. Nothing better than a double digit Striper peeling the line off the reel.

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Now your hooked. Welcome to Striper Fishing

Dead Sticking, slow rolling sassy shads,live bait, buck tails with or without twister trailer or some thing totally different ???

When I saw them they were deadsticking. I heard that later they slow rolled some sassy�s.

Great way to start the New Year! Good job.

I learned pretty quick dead sticking wasn't my thing. I was the one on the front of the boat casting for most of the day. The regular size split-tail flukes on a smaller jig head drug across the bottom was how I caught all mine. When Roger was cleaning our fish, we noticed all the shad they had eaten were pretty small which explained why the smaller flukes did the trick.




And here is Andrew with the day's biggest catch. Nice fish that we threw back.

Great pics and fish!

Thanks for the post and glad you had a great time! No heroes and no zeros everybody work together

S/E the best there is.

Outstanding!!! Nice feesh

Great stuff did y�all get a weight on on the big one? Glad to see the big ones going back keep the box fish!

We didn't weigh the big one but Roger guessed he was around 13 lbs.