Call me the next time you go up. Im gonna be free the next couple of weekends for a change

There is 5 hours difference between Texoma and Travis. Is this a factor ?

I live on Texoma so my vote goes to ................

texoma islands my vote!! theres always something strange going on.BRING YOUR CAMERA.

New member on here, just got a Velocity 320. Texas Native but living in Arkansas. Our lake are not looking good for Memorial Day weekend and this Texan is looking for some locals to hang out with. I will be camping out on my boat. Looking for a Marina to slip with electric and some contact numbers to beach up and party.

Looking for some locals to hang out with on Texoma for Memorial Day. Living in Arakansas and our lakes are not looking good for this Holiday do to all the trash floating! Hit me up if you go some suggestions.

You can reach me at 817-437-2516. I've got a 16 month old and about 15 other guests that typically falls on the family side of boating. All you need to do to have good time on Texoma is drive towards the islands and park your boat. Tons of people out there partying, but I would recommend camping somewhere other than north island as they patrol very heavily out there at night. My family has a lakehouse on the Oklahoma side by the damn, (sunset cove). That is a really good area to overnight on as well. We see storms pretty often on Memorial day weekend. You may want to camp somewhere were you can get out of the rain if you need to.

Sounds like Texoma's water level is good. Don't go to Sam Rayburn Reservour, it is very low. It's only 5 1/2 feet deep at the main boat launch and the water level is dropping every day. I did manage to launch my 38 foot Cigarette this weekend. I may have to make a trip to Texoma, never been. Sounds like Sam Rayburn, sandy beaches, Party (Snake) Island, etc...
Are there stumps on Texoma?

I've seen a few around the beaches close to the shore, but you have to look for them. Nothing like ray hubbard where you can't boat in entire areas of the lake. Most are old tree's that have fallen down and eroded over time.

Based on what you are saying, it sounds like Travis would be perfect. There's no lack of party around here, sometimes a little too much party. :P

You do need to consider, our lake levels are dropping fast, launching may start getting tough soon.

last time Travis went down they extended a lot of the ramps,
mansfield and Jonestown both now are useable own to 630.
Lake is currently at 656. Problem is many of the lakeside bars have little to no praking left.
Get used to the lower levels, starting next year the now finished cedar park pipeline starts pumping 200-300million gallons a year extra.. Between the drought and more and more people moving to an area with limited water resources (central texas) it is not gonna get better. Last year we were full due to the flood and so far we have dropped 30ft in a single year.