Fishing

Cast a line in Oklahoma's lakes, rivers, streams and ponds, prime territory for avid anglers and hobby fishermen. No matter the fish - bass, trout, spoonbill, walleye or crappie - Oklahoma provides the opportunity to reel in a big catch.

 
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    OK Highway 7 - Outdoors Avenue

    It’s only 70 miles from Atoka to Davis along Oklahoma Highway 7, but outdoors enthusiasts will find many fun distractions along the way. read more
     

    Oklahoma’s Big Three

    Eufaula, Grand and Texoma are the state’s largest lakes – and among its biggest outdoor attractions – but water isn’t the only reason they’re so popular with visitors. read more
     

    Southeast Oklahoma's Triple Option

    Oklahoma's best fishing just might be found in the southeast corner of the state, at Lake Broken Bow and the Glover and Mountain Fork rivers. read more




       
      The Lost Creek area of Beavers Bend State Park in southeastern Oklahoma attracts anglers from around the region with outstanding trout fishing. View all Photos
      Located on Pennington Creek, the Tishomingo Fish Hatchery is helping to perpetuate several native aquatic species such as paddlefish, alligator gar, channel catfish and alligator snapping turtles. Biologists will take visitors on a tour and educate them about the species being raised here. Millions of fish and turtles are raised at this facility annually and most are released across the state to stabilize populations in Oklahoma's lakes and rivers. While you can't fish in the stock ponds, there is bountiful fishing available in adjacent Pennington Creek which yields sunfish, three bass species, channel catfish and flatheads.
      Located on Pennington Creek, the Tishomingo Fish Hatchery is helping to perpetuate several native aquatic species such as paddlefish, alligator gar, channel catfish and alligator snapping turtles. Biologists will take visitors on a tour and educate them about the species being raised here. Millions of fish and turtles are raised at this facility annually and most are released across the state to stabilize populations in Oklahoma's lakes and rivers. While you can't fish in the stock ponds, there is bountiful fishing available in adjacent Pennington Creek which yields sunfish, three bass species, channel catfish and flatheads.
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