Lake Tawakoni Catfishing

Blue Catfish Trips

Striper Fishing Trips

Lake Texoma Catfish Guide

Lake Tawakoni Catfishing is fantastic from November to March!  The Big Blue Catfish will follow schools of shad on the main lake flats, humps, and river channels all winter long! Wills Point a sleepy little town 75 miles east of DFW Airport is the gateway to the Catfish Capital of Texas, and home to Lake Tawakoni!  The Catfish Capital of Texas since the early 2000’s, Lake Tawakoni has mind-blowing numbers of Blue Catfish, and lots of monsters!  Daniel Armstrong is a professional guide on Lake Tawakoni and puts Monster Blue Catfish in the net for his customers!  If you love to catch fish, book your Blue Catfishing Trips with us today!   

Once winter sets in, we do well with small chunks of shad. Sometimes, a bigger bait, such as a shad head and a big middle section on a 7/0 circle hook has rocked the Big Blues. A Carolina rig, with a sinker slide and a 6-ounce flat bank-sinker to keep baits pinned in place in strong winds is a must!  A 24-inch leader of 50-pound-test is connected to a mainline of 80-pound-test braid.  Here is the best Blue Catfish advice on Lake Tawakoni!  Use fresh bait or go home!  We spend more time finding the proper size bait than we do fishing!  Make sure you have plenty of live bait and keep them frisky!  Fresh, Live, bait will bleed out better when cut.  This also leaves a stronger scent line in the water!  Fresh, Live, bait will out catch frozen bait 10 to 1!

 Lake Tawakoni doubles down too!  Not only is this East Texas impoundment the Catfish Capital, but it boasts a huge population of Striper and Hybrid Striper!  If you like to DeadStick for Hybrid Striper, book your Striper Fishing Trips with Daniel Armstrong today!  Many thanks to Lake Tawakoni Sportsman Association for stocking the lake with additional Hybrid Striper each year!

Lake Tawakoni Catfishing is GREAT!  Come enjoy a day on Tawakoni with the best blue catfish guide, Daniel Armstrong!  We will put catfish and striper in the net!