If you can find a submerged point or bend at this water depth, you can find a hot spot only a few jugs will keep you busy for hours. Anglers are required to put their name and address on each jug, and they must attend them at least once every 24 hours. Please be sure to remove your jugs once you're through fishing, as there's nothing more unsightly or hazardous as algae-encrusted jug that hasn't been attended to in weeks. Anglers are also limited to 20 jugs per person, which is more than enough for any angler. There's a lot of work involved in fishing this many jugs at one time.
Anglers can also have no more than five hooks per jug.
I highly suggest not using more than two, because if you hook into one of Lake Texoma's giant blues, you won't want a lot of hooks around when you're trying to land these brutes. There are other wintertime fishing activities that can be enjoyed that I'll cover in the upcoming weeks. Just be sure not to overlook the opportunities that abound in the state for wintertime angling. One advantage is you can just about have the lakes to yourself while many anglers are home watching television.