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Chasing Striped Bass in Oklahoma

Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation provides resources for anglers

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Striped bass fishing is a popular pastime, and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has helpful information for anglers. (Photo by John Sekutowski on Unsplash)

OKLAHOMA CITY — Striped bass fishing in Oklahoma is a popular and rewarding activity, drawing anglers to the state’s lakes and rivers. Known for their strength and size, striped bass, often referred to as stripers, thrive in waters such as Lake Texoma, which is renowned for its abundant striper population. Oklahoma anglers target these fish using various techniques, including trolling, casting, and live bait.

The excitement of hooking a large striper, combined with the scenic beauty of Oklahoma‘s fishing spots, makes striped bass fishing a cherished pastime for both locals and visitors.

STRIPER FISHING TIPS

FISHING GUIDES

Hybrid Striped Bass for Your Farm Pond

Are you looking for a new pond fishing opportunity? While the hybrid striped bass is not for every pond, it could be the perfect addition to bring your pond to the next level!

Click below to learn more about the steps and the benefits of stocking your pond with hybrid striped bass.

HYBRID STRIPED BASS STOCKING

POND MANAGEMENT

To purchase an Oklahoma fishing license, click here.

— Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation

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