Oklahoma

Quick Reference Fishing GoodLocationWagoner/Cherokee/Mayes Counties, NE OklahomaSurface Area~19,900 acresMax Depth60 ft (ODWC)Primary SpeciesBlue Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Crappie, White Bass, Striped BassBest SeasonSpring (catfish, bass, crappie spawn); Fall (bass, crappie)Kayak Launches7+ public ramps (Rocky Point, Wildwood, Wahoo Bay, more)Conditions last updated: July 1, 2026 Current Conditions AlertAll boat ramps at Fort Gibson Lake are currently CLOSED … Read more

Quick Reference Fishing GoodLocationRogers/Nowata Counties, Claremore area, NE OklahomaSurface Area~29,460 acresMax Depth72.2 ftPrimary SpeciesCrappie, Largemouth Bass, White Bass, Channel Catfish, Hybrid Striped BassBest SeasonSpring (March–May) crappie spawn; Fall (Oct–Nov) crappie and bassKayak Launches14 public ramps — Spencer Creek, Blue Creek, Hawthorn Bluff, moreConditions last updated: July 1, 2026 Current Conditions AlertOologah dam is closed for … Read more

Southeast Oklahoma’s clearest water and best smallmouth bass fishing. Broken Bow Lake kayak guide covering launch points, bass and trout techniques, and Mountain Fork tailrace access.

Oklahoma and Texas share this massive 89,000-acre reservoir and its famous striped bass fishery. Kayak fishing guide for Lake Texoma — launches, stripers, and cross-state license rules.

Southern Oklahoma’s trophy bass lake — 5,700 acres of rocky structure, clear water, and excellent crappie. Complete kayak fishing guide for Lake Murray near Ardmore.