Pottsboro sits on the north shore of Lake Texoma, where the Red River forms the border between Texas and Oklahoma. This shallow, sprawling reservoir spans over 89,000 acres and holds some of the region's most consistent catfish and striped bass populations. The town serves as a natural base for anglers targeting these species, with public boat ramps, marinas, and shoreline access that make it easier to get on the water than many other Texoma locations.
The articles here cover where to fish around Pottsboro, what species you'll encounter in different seasons, and how the lake's structure and weather patterns affect your success. You'll find information about tackle choices for catfish and stripers, timing your trips around seasonal movements, and navigating the specific conditions that make Texoma different from other Texas reservoirs.