I was hoping to go out to Texoma on Tuesday and noticed that the wind direction is low and all over the map. However, the day before (Monday), the wind is suppose to be strong and out of the North.

My question is how does the previous day's wind direction (if any) impact the location of Stripers?

Thanks in advance for any help, as I'm pretty new to this sport.

Rule #1there are no rules your taught early on to fish windblown side etc. but one thing I’ve learned they can be anywhere they want to be at any time it’s usually location of bait and schools versus wind direction

Thanks for the info. By the way, I'm a big fan of your weekly videos.

Chris is exactly right the bait will determine where the striper are at any given time. Every day is a new day on Texoma and remember striper have a tendency to roam over a large area. Wind is just one pice of the puzzle in figuring out the bite for that day. My moto is always have a plan B and if that don't work go to plan C. The Idea is if what your doing is not working change techniques, presentation, location, and repeat until you figure them out.

100%. There are no rules but there are patterns.

Wind pattern seems to be more of a thing on smaller lakes