Thanks to our experts (fisheries biologists) for the striper info......
But back to Texoma - the lake is 6ft low due to an extended drought and the river "upstream" dries to a trickle, and I assume NO CURRENT....we'll see what kind of a spawn we get this year. I've seen worse condition before and we always get aprolific spawn, giving problems with too many small stripers and not enough big ones.

Something else is going on here other than just semi-buoyant eggs suspended in river current.
Maybe Mr. Lusk will weigh in on this since the Red River arm of Lake Texoma is in his "backyard".

Does density of salt water cause floatation of eggs?
george

ps: Some claim natural striped bass and white bass reproduction in the lake, with no stocking program of hybrids.