White bass are active this time of the year and school regularly. The fish are constantly on the move, chasing baitfish, mostly threadfin shad. Windswept points are good ambush spots for white bass to waylay schools of shad. Watch for surface schools of fish frothing the water just about anywhere in the lake. Schools of white bass are easy to find with sonar, and there are few days when they resist a jigging spoon repeatedly put in front of their noses.
Weather can be miserable, but the fishing can be great.
In late winter, the fish prepare for spawning runs near the mouths of traditional spawning streams. Texoma, Whitney, Tawakoni, Buchanan, Possum Kingdom. Live shad, big jigs, jigging spoons, crankbaits and topwater plugs. Stripers are historically saltwater fish that swim up rivers to spawn. When spawning migrants were trapped by dams, the fish thrived in the rising lakes.