We super flooded,dock Getting pounded by the Northwinds the breakwater is gone moving all the boats now to the back of the marina for this big northern coming tomorrow and we are muddy nasty mess but the fish are still biting good...so far anyways :-)

Some of my best fishing days have been during the previous two floods.
I met my best fishing buddy (Rob) during one.
I hope this one is of little impact and has minimal affect to anyone on the lake.
Stay safe Chris and all the Striper Express guides.

Its 8 and a half feet above and will climb as it rains more

10 over and rising....Parking lot walkways underwater no power, Missed most of the cowboy game getting all the boats moved and secure

What marina do you operate out of? Texoma is ugly when it floods. Corp site still has it at about 9.6' over. Hate that it happened. I had plans to take son up there. We would have gone last weekend but he was dove hunting in Midland. I told my fishing buddy that with all this rain it looks like crappie are on the menu. I am sure the corp is holding water back to protect the folks downstream. I was really hoping to hit it hard around Xmas.

Hate to hear! Sounds like it is going to be awhile before the lake is normal again.

Mill creek

makes sense. People from neighborhood growing up in Richardson have had trailers there for years. Use to go there a lot. One of the neighbors boats blew up just after fueling at gas dock. Daughter had been sitting on engine cover. Good thing nature called. They pushed it out and watched it burn.

Any tips on when it�s flooded and rising like now? Thanks!

Not sure what you mean but it�s already flooded it�s 11 foot over pool and rising over a foot per day. No real idea when it will crest because it keeps raining

just go to the Tulsa District corp of engineer website and click on Texoma. Or just goggle lake Texoma and pick the corp website. All of you answers are right there.

Link to webpage

Lake Texoma Flood Control Status

Any tips on fishing when a lake is flooded like now? Thanks

Shows 11 and a half feet high

yep, watch out for floaters bigger than any you have ever seen. Normally the root balls are visible.