| Lake Texoma has acquired the reputation as
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| | 5 up to about 70 pounds.
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| one of the premier fishing lakes in the
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| | Lake Texoma waters are home to several
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| Southwestern United States. The lake was
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| | other species of fish, including crappie,
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| stocked with striped bass in the late
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| | white bass (also called "sand bass"), black
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| 1960's, and has proven to be an excellent
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| | bass, bluegill, pike, gar, sunfish, and
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| habitat for them. This lake is one of the
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| | drum.
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| seven U.S. inland lakes where the striped
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| | Texas and Oklahoma do not have a reciprocal
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| bass reproduce naturally, instead of being
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| | fishing license agreement, which can pose a
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| farmed and released into the waters. The
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| | problem for anglers. The original river
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| "stripers" feed on large schools of shad,
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| | channel is unmarked, so that it is often
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| and often reach sizes of 35 pounds.
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| | difficult to know which parts of the lake
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| Catfish abound in the lake, also. In 2004,
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| | are in Oklahoma, and which are in Texas.
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| a blue catfish was pulled from the lake
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| | Fisherman with a single state license must
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| weighing in at 121.5 pounds, temporarily
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| | take care to stay within the boundaries of
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| setting a world weight record for rod and
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| | that state while fishing. A solution to the
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| reel caught catfish. The fish was moved to a
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| | problem is the Lake Texoma fishing license,
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| freshwater aquarium in Athens, Texas. More
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| | which covers the entire lake.
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| commonly, catfish in Lake Texoma weigh from
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