Broken Bow Reservoir -
This southeast Oklahoma reservoir is a popular weekend get-away location for people from around OK, AR and TX. One of the deepest and clearest lakes in Oklahoma the lake is home to strong populations of largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, spotted bass, walleye and crappie. The opportunities for succesfull fishing are vast on this lake.

Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass, White Bass (Sand Bass), White Crappie, Black Crappie, Walleye

Map Features:

* Lake Profile
* Fishery Information
* Fishing Tips and Techniques
* Over 40 Fishing Points of Interest with GPS
* 35 Marked Fishing Locations
* 7 Access Locations
* All new FHS Cartography and Look

Fort Gibson Lake -
Spotted and largemouth bass are doing extremely well in Fort Gibson Lake as there are excellent sizes and numbers of both fish. There are substantial populations of hybrid stripers and paddlefish, but.there is more action for white bass, crappie and cats.

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Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Sand Bass (White Bass), Black Crappie, Spotted Bass and Catfish

Map Features:

* Lake Profile
* Fishery Information
* Fishing Tips and Techniques
* GPS Information
- Over 25 Accesses
- 34 Proven Fishing Areas Marked

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Grand Lake O' the Cherokees -
Grand Lake O' The Cherokees is GPS rated as the second best lake in the state for bass tournament success, and number one in average bass weight and winning weight. The largest population of paddlefish in the world swims in this water and attracts people from all over the globe.

Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass, Black Crappie, White Crappie, White Bass (Sand Bass), Channel Catfish and other Catfish

Map Features:

* Lake Profile
* Fishery Information
* Fishing Tips and Techniques
* Over 90 Fishing Points of Interest with GPS
- 63 Marked Fishing Locations
- 6 Public Access Locations
- 24 Private access Locations
* All new FHS Cartography and Look

 
Lake Eufaula - Two Map Set -
This Lake Eufaula is in Oklahoma

White bass are extremely abundant and popular with anglers. Fish in the 1- to 1 1/2-pound range are common. Although it is not known as a trophy bass lake, Lake Eufaula has good numbers of fish. It is primarily known as a crappie lake, and if you are looking for the big ones head south to the Gaines Creek area.

Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, White Crappie, White Bass (Sand Bass), Channel Catfish, Blue Catfish and Flathead Catfish

Map Features:

* Lake Profile
* Fishery Information
* Fishing Tips and Techniques

Lake Eufaula-North (North of Hwy 9 bridge) -
Additional Map Features:
* Over 65 Fishing Points of Interest with GPS
- 37 Marked Fishing Locations
- 25 Access Locations
* All new FHS Cartography and Look

Lake Eufaula-South (South of Hwy 9 bridge)
Additional Map Features:
* Over 50 Fishing Points of Interest with GPS
- 28 Marked Fishing Locations
- 19 Access Locations
* All new FHS Cartography and Look

 
Lake Hudson -
In a survey of Oklahoma bass tournaments, Lake Hudson was named as the number one lake in Oklahoma based on the number of successful anglers and the catch rate for bass over 5 lbs. Hudson is well known for providing both excellent numbers and quality-sized black bass. Efforts are ongoing to increase the crappie population.

Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass, White Bass (Sand Bass), and Catfish

Map Features:

* Lake Profile
* Fishery Information
* Fishing Tips and Techniques
* Over 50 Fishing Points of Interes with GPS
- 41 Marked Fishing Locations
- 13 Access Locations

Lake Texoma -
This 50-year old border water reservoir continues to maintain a quality fishery that attracts anglers from throughout the region. Stripers dominate the lake and receive nearly 75% of the angling pressure. Largemouth are not huge here, but the numbers make up for it.

Featured Species: Striped Bass, Largemouth Bass, Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish and other Catfish

Map Features:

* Lake Profile
* Fishery Information
* Fishing Tips and Techniques
* Over 90 Fishing Points of Interest with GPS
- 54 Marked Fishing Locations
- 50 Access Locations
* All new FHS Cartography and Look

Skiatook Lake -
Filled in 1989, Skiatook is a relatively new and developing reservoir. It is best known for its quality largemouth bass and hybrid stripers. There are good numbers of 4- to 5-pound largemouth bass, and 8- to 9-pounders have been taken. Stripers in the 8- to 10-pound range have been reported.

Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, Hybrid Striped Bass and Catfish

Map Features:

* Lake Profile
* Fishery Information
* Fishing Tips and Techniques
* Over 45 Fishing Points of Interest with GPS
o 41 Marked Fishing Locations
o 8 Access Locations
* All new FHS Cartography and Look

 
Tenkiller Ferry Lake -
The fertile waters of Tenkiller Ferry Lake support a diverse and productive fishery that is considered one of the best in the state. Results from tournament surveys showed Tenkiller was the number one lake in the state for yielding largemouth over 8 pounds, and the lake is capable of producing fish over 10 pounds.

Featured Species: Largemouth Bass, White Bass (Sand Bass), Channel Catfish and other Catfish

Map Features:

* Lake Profile
* Fishery Information
* Fishing Tips and Techniques
* Over 70 Fishing Points of Interest with GPS
- 46 Marked Fishing Locations
- 27 Access Locations
* All new FHS Cartography and Look