The area has enough facilities, including lodging, restaurants, fuel centers and other businesses needed by anglers, to support even the largest tournaments. Striped bass continue to be the mainstay fishing for the lake. Thousands of anglers every month fish Texoma for stripers. A ten fish per person limit with two fish 20 inches and over continue to bring anglers back. There is no lake in the United States with such a limit of fish.
Stripers are probably one of the most prolific fish species in the world.
Texoma offers the conditions, a slightly saline water condition coupled with a slight current that allows these fish to reproduce in the millions every year. You can go fishing yourself for Stripers or you can hire a local guide to take you. Black bass, which includes largemouth, small mouth and Kentucky spotted bass, continue to have a strong foothold on Texoma. This means that the stocking of Florida Bass in the Little Mineral arm over the past two years was successful, and in fact so successful that Texas Parks and Wildlife canceled the last remaining year of planned stocking and transferred those fish to the Big Mineral arm of the lake. Look out in about three years, as the fish size should increase from what we are catching presently.