Fishing Tips

When is Striper Time on Lake Texoma? Well....24/7/365!  Lake Texoma is a Striped Bass Factory!  Texoma is stocked, and Striper reproduce naturally due to high salt content from the Red River!  Lake Texoma Fishing Guide, John Blasingame does not put his boat up during the winter!  Your Adventure Texoma Outdoors is year round!&n...

John Blasingame's Favorite Lake Texoma Striper Fishing Lures Lake Texoma is the Striper Fishing Capital of the World and Captain John Blasingame is an artificial lure only outfitter!  The number one all-time Lake Texoma Striper Fishing Lure is the Slab Spoon!  A very simple lead lure in several weights and three basic colors!  You...

Top 5 Reasons Lake Texoma Fishing Guides Catch More Striper The number 1 reason Lake Texoma Fishing Guides catch more Striper, they move!  Striped Bass are hunting breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Texoma 24/7/365!  If you pull up on a spot and do not catch fish in 15 minutes.....MOVE!  Watch your side-view graph!  Did the...

Top 5 Reasons Lake Texoma Fishing Guides Catch More Striper The top 5 reasons Lake Texoma Fishing guides catch more striper will help you weekend warrior anglers catch more fish!  We like to start our Lake Texoma Fishing Report blogs with some eye candy, so pay close attention to the Live Target Swimbait video!  We find it very funny a we...

Stop BySound and Sea Tackle in Wanchese!!  They have a new shipment of Eye Catcher Lures in stock and some more to come with new colors combinations!!  Thanks Susan for trusting us to supply your shop!!

Sometimes doubts arise when we want to buy a fishing rod , there are as many brands in the market as types of fishing rods and fishing methods. However, there are some brands of fishing rods that are considered to be the best of the best. So on this occasion I will give you a list of the best brands of fishing rods , yes, without any particul...

There is nothing more important than being prepared to protect yourself form bears while you are out fishing. SABRE offers frontiersman bear spray as a safe way for you to protect yourself. For more information about how SABRE can keep you safe, please visit their website. 

Many fishermen use waders to fish in the hardest-to-reach areas. With the passage of time and the fishing outlets, some signs of wear (leaks, less opalescent effect) may appear. Do not worry, keeping the waders in good condition is not especially difficult. We explain how to easily take care of and repair the waders so that you can...

For saltwater fishing there are two main points in Ecuador: The Galapagos Islands and the mainland coast of Ecuador The Galapagos Islands are the perfect retreat for those looking to bring their family or have a good time with friends. Famous worldwide for the extensive migrations of all types of pelagic fish, the Galapagos are a destinati...

over the past few days the tides and weather have been perfect for trout and reds, the full moon and the calm seas have had the gator trout in deeper water than usual. these fish are moving out of the shallow water because of the climbing water tempts. from 80-90 degrees. instead of the trout laying in the grass and feeding on pins...

We have tested the Supra Dart Tuna Rig in every position in our 10 rod spread except on a planer rod.  It has produce very well in each position. We like it the best running  just out of the white water.  This Rig catches everything form Marlin to Mahi.  Here is a picture of a nice 42.4lb Bull Mahi caught on the Supra Dart Tuna Rig.

The Cobia is a saltwater fish that puts up a big fight for the fisherman. It is very sought after and popular gamefish specie. Preferring tropic and warmer temperate waters, the Cobia can be found along the Atlantic Coast of Florida.   It can be difficult to outmatch the Cobia. They have extreme strength and ...

I deal with fishermen every day and one common thread I see is the desire of each and every one of us to locate some special ingredient that will catch more and bigger fish for us. Our competitive nature encourages us to improve our fishing in order to be just a little bit better than everyone else. This can be a personally rewarding and sometimes...

Usually there isn't a bunch of discussion among offshore anglers about whether or not they use stainless steel hooks. They'll talk about things like hook model and size but the price of stainless steel hooks scares a lot of people into going with quality hooks in a less expensive material like cadmium.The actual hook that you use in your offshore...

Tuna bend hooks are a small trick that really can improve your catch ratio!These pictures illustrate a test that I conducted matching tuna bend hooks against parallel shanked hooks. This will give you an example of how you can (and should) conduct a similar test of your own to determine which style hooks you should be using yourself. This test was...

Note the purpose of embedding your hook into the back of the lure head is to create a method to hold the hook in a steady position while it is being trolled. This eliminates it from fouling in the skirt or leader and makes the lure run perfectly. But it is important to note that your hook assembly must be able to pull free once a fish is hooked. Ot...

When I speak at fishing clubs I often make a statement that shocks everyone there. I tell them that their teasers will be much more important in catching fish than their favorite lures. By the way that's coming from a guy that makes a living selling lures. A teaser doesn't have to be some mysterious voodoo do-dad that you purchase from a guy in a b...

Freshwater Fishing and Offshore Fishing are Two Entirely Different Animals! With many new anglers trying offshore fishing every day often these newer anglers ask me some of the same basic questions. First they tell me that they were pretty good freshwater fishermen but now they want to try those same skills in the offshore game. Their questions alm...

The Dorado have arrived in numbers and that the sailfish bite has been very strong this year, read full fishing reports and updates on hurricane Odile here, http://www.itravel-cabo.com/fishing-reports.aspx Tight Lines!

On March 17, 2011 Fishing Status was born. In the last 3 years, Fishing Status has grown from a tiny website about fishing the Outer Banks, to one of the largest fishing sites in the world.  Here are a few of the milestones: ·         41+ million page views ·   ...