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 Texoma Striper Help
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12/16/08 12:00 AM
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Joined: Dec 2008
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pearljam559
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I haven't been to texoma in prob 5 years. My brother is coming in for christmas and we were thinking about heading up there to do some Striper and small mouth fishing. I have plent of small mouth info but i was wondering whats the down low on stripers right now? are they more active in the winter time? are they schooling under the birds, in the shallows and what part of the lake should we be fishing for them at??
Thanks A lot guys!!
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Re: Texoma Striper Help
[Re: pearljam559]
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12/16/08 12:07 AM
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Joined: Jun 2008
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Shipsmate
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Launch at the 377 bridge and they have been 3 miles east or west in about 28 to 35 foot of water. Dead sticking plastics with a 3/4 or 1 ounce jig head or working slabs slowly a crank or two off the bottom. Easy to find them on the fish finder. Birds help for surfacing action with sassy shads.
"Stop and say Hi! Pioneer 175 Baysport...VHF Ch 69" 
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Re: Texoma Striper Help
[Re: Shipsmate]
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12/18/08 05:20 PM
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pdeibert
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Buy some Storm Wildeyes at Wally World or Bass Pro Shops.
4 or 5 inchers in pearl/chartruese.
They will get eaten up.....
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Re: Texoma Striper Help
[Re: pdeibert]
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12/18/08 06:32 PM
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Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 4,098
9874opf
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Buy some Storm Wildeyes at Wally World or Bass Pro Shops.
4 or 5 inchers in pearl/chartruese.
They will get eaten up..... Good luck finding them---I bet the Tsumanmis would work about as good though
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Re: Texoma Striper Help
[Re: 9874opf]
#2928895
12/18/08 09:28 PM
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Hossman
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Pro Angler
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Check out sixoldgeezers.com website. Lots of good info on Texoma stripers.
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 Re: Texoma Striper Help
[Re: Shipsmate]
#2932477
12/20/08 11:09 AM
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Joined: Jun 2001
Posts: 563
TGalyon1
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Launch at the 377 bridge and they have been 3 miles east or west in about 28 to 35 foot of water. Dead sticking plastics with a 3/4 or 1 ounce jig head or working slabs slowly a crank or two off the bottom. Easy to find them on the fish finder. Birds help for surfacing action with sassy shads. works for me but 3 miles may be a little far
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