TOP FISHING GUIDES IN OKLAHOMA
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B & C FISHING ADVENTURES LLC trips from $150
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Billy's Guide Service LLC trips from $300
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Downwind Guide Service trips from $375
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D & K Guide Service trips from $300
TOP OKLAHOMA FISHING TRIPS
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Grand Lake Fishing Trip$150 for 1Grand Lake, OK
Half Day: 5hrs
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Fort Gibson Fishing$150 for 1Fort Gibson, OK
Half Day: 5hrs
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Skiatook Fishing$150 for 1Skiatook Lake, OK
Half Day: 5hrs
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Keystone Lake Fishing$150 for 1Keystone, OK
Half Day: 5hrs
Known For
The Oklahoma State fish is the White Bass (Morone Chrysops). These fun fish swim in large schools, so they can be caught in large quantities. They are found in the significant Oklahoma lakes. White bass is sometimes referred to as sand bass.
Oklahoma is covered with man-made and naturally made lakes, rivers, and reservoirs. All of those lakes are rivers that add up to over 1,000,000 surface acres. Some rivers and lakes contain walleyes and trout, while others have bass, crappie, catfish, gar, and the prehistoric Paddlefish.
If you're wanting to mix it up and try something new, Oklahoma is home to numerous bow fishing guides. Nighttime Bowfishing is a great fishing sport to escape those hot summer days. Some of these gars can be over 7 feet in length.
Check out our info below, grab a fishing buddy, and book a trip!
Oklahoma is covered with man-made and naturally made lakes, rivers, and reservoirs. All of those lakes are rivers that add up to over 1,000,000 surface acres. Some rivers and lakes contain walleyes and trout, while others have bass, crappie, catfish, gar, and the prehistoric Paddlefish.
If you're wanting to mix it up and try something new, Oklahoma is home to numerous bow fishing guides. Nighttime Bowfishing is a great fishing sport to escape those hot summer days. Some of these gars can be over 7 feet in length.
Check out our info below, grab a fishing buddy, and book a trip!
Fishing Calendar for the Best Times to Fish in Oklahoma
January

Where: Sooner Lake
Species: Hybrid Striped Bass
February

Where: Broken Bow Lake
Species: Walleyes
March

Where: Grand Lake
Species: Spoonbill
April

Where: Lake Eufaula
Species: Crappie
May

Where: Broken Bow
Species: Black Bass
June

Where: Lake Texoma
Species: Striped Bass
July

Where: Lake Lawtonka
Species: Smallmouth Bass
August

Where: Fort Gibson
Species: Catfish
September

Where: Broken Bow Lake
Species: Rainbow and Brown Trout
October

Where: Mountain Fork River
Species: Brown Trout
November

Where: Lake Texoma
Species: Smallmouth Bass
December

Where: Jean Neustadt Lake
Species: Saugeyes
FAQ’s ABOUT FISHING IN OKLAHOMA
What is the largest fish found in Oklahoma?
Weighing in at 254 pounds, Paul Easley landed an 8ft alligator gar in 2015. He still holds the record for the largest fish caught in Oklahoma.
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