Anthony's Lake Texoma Fishing Guide Service


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Anthony Warren has been a guide on Lake Texoma since 2000, but has been fishing this lake for the last 20 years. Anthony isn't just a seasonal guide but a full time guide which means he is on the water a much more considerable amount of time compaired to other guides who are just seasonal. This being said, Anthony's time on the water allows him to keep more current on the changes in the fish patterns and locations.

We provide a family friendly enviroment that is clean cut and appropriate for all ages. Anthony's boat, a 23 foot Falcon with enough room to accommodate all kinds of groups including families, bachelor parties and church groups groups of up to 6 people.

Funny enough, the #1 question asked before a fishing trip is, "Are we gonna catch a bunch of "dinks" (small fish) and be back in to the dock in a couple of hours". From personal experience and word on the dock, there are a bunch of guides that think that that kind of trip is acceptable. Let me tell you friends, Anthony "NOT" one of those guides. We will stay out at least 4 hours and most of the time around 6 or 7, because that is what you pay for. This time will depend on catching your limit. But, rest asured, you will catch your limit and they won't be a bunch of "dinks". Every day we put as many baits in the bait tank as it will hold. Compared to some guides who will only put a limited amount of bait in their tank. When there tank runs out they will then tell you, "The trip is over". We have no problem with catch and release, we can just stay out longer. But, when a fish swallows a hook and becomes gut hooked it will not live if released, so we will have to keep it. Once we have our limit in the boat, then and only then will the trip be over. We fish live bait most of the time, but will use artificial when it works. Anthony's Fishing Guide Service is here at your disposal.

We provide all fishing rods and tackle needed for your trip. The only things you will need to bring are food/drinks, clothing needed for the conditions and a current Lake Texoma fishing license.The reason you need a Lake Texoma license is that we might cross the TX/OK border several times throughout the day. At the end of every trip the days catch will be fileted and bagged, so make sure you bring a ice chest and ice for your filetes. Now, let's go catch some fish.

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Lake Texoma

Fishing Report from TPWD (Apr. 24)

GOOD. Water normal stain; 63 degrees; 1.32 feet below pool. Striped bass fishing is great on live shad in 30-40 feet of water on main lake points and ledges. Top waters working early around rocky banks, be on the lookout for white birds on the banks early. It will only get better as the striper finish their spawn and the shad start theirs. Crappie fishing is good on brush piles using jigs in 14-18 feet of water. Electronics help locate active fish roaming and sticking the brush. Monkeys milk and mo glo colors working the best. Bass fishing is good on top waters early and swim baits off the banks late morning. Live shad producing numbers and big spawned out fish along the bluffs. Catfish are fair on cut shad and prepared baits anchored in 40-50 feet of water in creek channels and near ledges. Look along the rocks for blues and channels spawning and looking for shad. Report by Jacob Orr, Guaranteed Guide Service Lake Texoma. Hybrid stripers are good on topwater along the bank early in the morning. Watch for egrets and seagulls. Then switch to sassy shad 4 inch glo on flats and points in 10-20 feet of water. Shad continue to spawn. Report by John Blasingame, Adventure Texoma Outdoors.

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