Lake Texoma Striper Fishing for 6 Persons
Private Trip
Lakes/Reservoirs/Ponds Fishing
Private striped bass fishing trip accommodates six guests comfortablyAll rods, tackle, and bait included with experienced guide instructionLive bait and artificial lure techniques based on seasonal conditions
Captain Marty's got something special for your crew – a top-rated Lake Texoma striper fishing trip built for six anglers who want to hit the water together. This isn't some cookie-cutter charter where you're crammed in with strangers. You'll have the entire boat to yourselves, plenty of elbow room, and a guide who knows exactly where those fat stripers are hanging out. Lake Texoma's reputation as a world-class striper destination didn't happen by accident – these fish grow big, fight hard, and Captain Marty's been putting clients on them for years using techniques that actually work.
This customer favorite trip puts your group right in the action without any of the usual hassles that come with fishing unfamiliar water. Captain Marty handles everything from rods and tackle to bait selection, so you can focus on what matters – getting fish in the boat. The setup works perfectly for families or buddy groups who want to learn together while actually catching fish. You'll spend your time working different parts of the lake depending on what the stripers are doing that day. Sometimes they're chasing shad in open water, other times they're hugging structure down deep. The beauty of having an experienced guide is he reads the water and adjusts tactics on the fly. Your group gets to fish comfortably with plenty of space to work, and everyone learns the local techniques that make Lake Texoma such a renowned fishery. Fair warning though – deposits are non-refundable, so make sure your dates are locked in before you commit.
Lake Texoma stripers respond to different presentations throughout the year, and Captain Marty switches between live bait and artificials based on what's working best. During prime feeding periods, you might find yourself drifting with live shad while watching your rod tips for that telltale thump of a striper picking up your offering. When fish are actively feeding on the surface, casting bucktails or Alabama rigs can produce fast action with multiple hookups. The boat's rigged for both approaches – plenty of rod holders for live bait fishing and open deck space when you need to cast and retrieve. Water temperature and seasonal patterns drive everything on Texoma, so spring might have you fishing shallow flats while summer finds stripers suspended over deep channels. Fall brings some of the best action when baitfish schools get pushed into coves and the stripers go absolutely crazy feeding up for winter. Captain Marty positions the boat where you need to be and explains why certain spots produce at different times of year.
Striped bass are the main event here, and Lake Texoma grows them like few places can. These fish average 3-8 pounds with plenty of double-digit specimens mixed in to keep things interesting. Stripers are aggressive predators that hit hard and make long runs, especially when you hook into one of those 15+ pound fish that cruise the main lake points. They're most active during low light periods – early morning and evening – but you can find them all day if you know where to look. Spring and fall offer the most consistent action when water temperatures get stripers moving and feeding heavily. What makes these fish so exciting is their unpredictability. One minute you're marking scattered fish on the graph, the next minute you're watching them boil on the surface chasing bait. White bass add numbers to the mix and they're scrappy fighters that often travel with stripers. These smaller cousins typically run 1-2 pounds but make up for size with pure aggression. When you find a school of white bass, you can often catch them as fast as you can get your bait back down. Kids especially love the constant action, and it's not uncommon to boat 30+ white bass during a good bite. They're also excellent table fare if your group wants to take a mess home for dinner.
Captain Marty's Lake Texoma striper trips book up fast, especially during prime season when the fishing is best. This six-person setup gives your group the perfect balance of space, expert guidance, and proven results that keep customers coming back year after year. You'll walk away knowing how to fish Texoma's stripers yourself, but more importantly, you'll have spent quality time on the water with people you care about. The all-inclusive approach means no surprises – just show up ready to fish and let Captain Marty handle the rest. Whether you're planning a family fishing trip, corporate outing, or just want to get the crew together for some serious angling, this is your chance to experience why Lake Texoma is considered one of the top striper destinations in the country. Don't wait too long to secure your dates – the best fishing windows fill up months ahead.
Your striper fishing adventure runs on a purpose-built 26' Xpress Alumaweld that knows Lake Texoma's waters inside and out. This aluminum fishing machine packs a Yamaha 250 that'll cruise you to the hot spots at 45 mph, then settle into trolling speed when it's time to work the fish. The wireless trolling motor keeps things quiet while you're hunting stripers, and the GPS navigation system helps your guide hit those proven honey holes. When the fish are holding deep, the onboard fish finder shows exactly what's down there. Built for stability and designed for serious angling, this boat gives all six anglers room to work without bumping elbows. Whether you're throwing artificials or working live bait, the wide deck layout lets everyone get their lines in the water while your guide positions the boat for the best presentations. Lake Texoma's stripers demand a boat that can handle business, and this Xpress delivers the goods.
Morone SaxatilisStriped bass are the main attraction here on Texoma, running 5-15 pounds with trophy fish pushing 20+ pounds. These silver beauties with dark horizontal stripes cruise deep water channels, points, and creek mouths in 20-50 feet, following the thermocline and baitfish schools. Best fishing runs April through October when they're actively feeding. Stripers are powerful fighters that make long runs and test your drag, plus they're excellent table fare with firm, white meat. They can be picky feeders but respond well to live shad, large jigs, and topwater plugs. Pro tip: watch your electronics for suspended fish and baitballs - when you mark stripers holding 15-20 feet down, drop a live shad right through them on a downline.
Morone ChrysopsWhite bass run in schools here on Texoma, typically weighing 1-3 pounds with some reaching 5+ pounds. They're silver with distinct dark stripes and love open water around points, humps, and creek channels in 15-35 feet. Spring through fall are prime times, especially when water temps hit 60-75°F. These fish are scrappy fighters that pull hard for their size, and they're some of the best eating you'll find - sweet, flaky white meat. They're aggressive biters that'll hit live shad, small jigs, and spoons. Here's a local trick: when you find one white bass, work that area thoroughly because they school tight and where there's one, there's usually dozens more nearby waiting to bite.
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