Striper Wives- Wintertime Striper Fishing on Lake Texoma

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The Outdoor Oklahoma production crew takes their wives to Lake Texoma for some hot wintertime striper fishing action. Follow along as Kelli and Jill, who never fish, learn how to catch big stripers. Did this fishing trip turn them into lifelong anglers?

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27 сен 2024

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@williamburnett5805 Месяц назад

Looks like a fun time - now for the main message: please pass along the message to continue stocking Striper in Kaw & Grand to get them to reproduce naturally. No attempt has been made since 2018. Also continue to stock the hybrid wiper, Oklahoma waters can support both with ample water management. (Tiered system for pure Stripers for Kaw to Keystone into Arkansas) consider stocking Grand & or Tenkiller for its deeper cooler waters. One of the primary reasons people fish for largemouth is because they are dominant here, all these bass can coexist with proper management and ample food supply to forage. Overfishing and understocking has been a problem, 2019 flooding flushed out many fish and 21’ lake draw downs killed off some at risk/sensitive fish. Let’s make Oklahoma top 10 by aiming to be #1. Look at Texas, Bama, Arkansas, Carolinas.

@jarodmorris611 7 месяцев назад

I'm surprised the guide didn't use shad.

@kamilkanicelik 4 месяца назад

deadsticking beats live shad in the winter time.

@catfish573 7 месяцев назад

Info! The obnoxious background noise, I assume is supposed to be something near a drum. You should file it under, never use these sounds ago. Just so you know.

@okwildlifedept 7 месяцев назад

Thanks, your ears caught a trick that the guides use to stir up fish near the boat. We shot video but didn't use it in the cut. The guide literally has a hammer powered by electricity pounding the bottom of the box and boat. Unfortunately the noise is loud enough that there is no way to remove it from the audio, at least without more time and technology than we have at our finger tips. Thank you for watching!

@catfish573 7 месяцев назад

@@okwildlifedept I figured if I Said something about it, that's what it would be. The video was great but that sound was a killer. I don't think I could stay on a boat with that. 🤣🤣🎣🎣🎣✌️✌️✌️

@okwildlifedept 7 месяцев назад

@@catfish573 we were worried about it while shooting, but once the fish started biting and they really did we forgot about it and became background noise. There were times that everyone was on a rod, including us producers (which is hard to do) running a camera and trying to set a hook.