Skip to main content

Texoma

Attention Non-Residents

The Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission adopted new rules in 2025 that require non-residents accessing certain Oklahoma public hunting and fishing areas to check in and out of the area. By checking in and out of these areas, hunters, anglers, shooters, birdwatchers, hikers and any other users can help the Wildlife Department better understand how the area is being used. There is no additional cost associated with checking in or out of an area. There is no limit to the number of check ins for an individual in a year. 

Learn More

Lake Texoma, photo by Kelly Adams

Contacts

Lake Office
Fisheries Management Office: (580) 924-4087
Game Warden:
(580) 320-2957 (Bryan)
(580) 320-2956 (Bryan)
(580) 320-2948 (Johnston)
(580) 320-2959 (Marshall)
(580) 320-2951 (Marshall)
(580) 320-2950 (Johnston)

Operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers.

 

Lake Texoma (Google Map) is located 5 miles east of Kingston on US 70.

Lake Details

Shoreline Length: 592.70 mi.
Volume: 2722000.00 ac. ft.
Max. Depth: 142.00 ft.
Surface Area: 88000.00 ac.

Located

Bryan, Johnston, Love, Marshall Counties

U.S. Corps of Engineers and Oklahoma State Parks manage campgrounds with full RV hookups, boat ramps and fishing docks.

Bait & Tackle shops are displayed by distance, starting with the closest.

Florida largemouth bass are stocked frequently.

Visit Southcentral Region Fisheries Management on Facebook

Texoma, Marchall County, 580-564-2566

Daily/Size Limits:

Note: Fishing regulations may differ between Oklahoma and Texas portions of Lake Texoma. Check the Texas Fishing Guide for details.

Largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass: five combined per day/14-inch minimum for largemouth and smallmouth bass. Striped bass and/or striped bass hybrids: 10 combined per day, of which only two may be 20 inches or longer. White bass: 25 per day/no size limit. All crappie: 37 combined per day/10-inch minimum. Flathead catfish: five per day/20-inch minimum. The attempt to take or harvest alligator gar is prohibited May 1-31. Alligator gar harvest must be reported within 24 hours via E-Check at wildlifedepartment.com.

Texas Side: During May, no person shall take alligator gar from, or possess alligator gar while on, the Red River (including Lake Texoma) and all tributaries that drain directly or indirectly to the Red River on the Texas/Oklahoma border in Cooke, Grayson, Fannin, Lamar, Red River, and Bowie counties.

Texoma Report

Nov 30. Elevation is Normal (stable), water temperature 58°F and clear. (USACE Lake Level)

Bass, Striped Good on live shad around channels, flats, points.

Catfish, Blue, Catfish, Channel, Catfish, Flathead Good on live shad, punch bait, stinkbait around channels, coves, main lake, points, river mouth.

Crappie, Black, Crappie, White Fair on hair jigs, jigs, minnows around coves, docks, standing timber.

Comments: Fishing is week continues to be good. Striper are biting very well on live bait. With the water temps cooling off it’s only a short time until deadsticking will start up. Catfish are biting well on live shad and cut bait near river channels and the moth if the river. Crappie are also good near docks with brush piles on jigs with garlic powerbait.

Report submitted by Garrett Beam (Game Warden Marshall County)

 


 

 

Upload Your Catch

Mike W
Hayley Marks
Lewis Letton
Tyler Dickson
Jacob T
Braxton Brewster