Fishing Hot Spots Topo Maps for Oklahoma

Each detailed map provides depth contours, structure, boat ramps, and updated fishing information, with productive spots marked on the map. Each map also has lat/long grid and GPS coordinates. Includes GPS coordinates for specific features; and fishing tips and techniques. Map measures 24' x 36' and folds down to a convenient 4' x 9' size. Printed on waterproof, tear-resistant paper; the special composite makes it easy for you to make notes right on your map for future reference. Grand Lake O' the Cherokees Rated as the second best lake in the state for bass tournament success, and number one in average bass weight and winning weight. 46, 500 acres. Tenkiller Ferry Lake Ten Killer Ferry Lake's fertile waters support a diverse and productive fishery that is widely considered to be one of the best in the state. Know for yielding largemouth bass over 8-lbs., Ten Killer Lake is capable of producing largemouths over 10-lbs. The lake also boasts nice populations of white bass, channel catfish and other types of catfish. Lake Eufaula - North This map details angling opportunities found on Lake Eufaula North of Highway 9. Lake Eufaula is primarily known as a world-class crappie lake, these waters host an abundant population of white bass. Largemouth bass, white crappie, channel catfish, blue catfish and flathead catfish are available in Lake Eufaula. Lake Eufaula - South This map details the wide-ranging angling opportunities found on Lake Eufaula South of Highway 9. Lake Eufaula is primarily known as a world-class crappie lake, but these waters host an abundant population of white bass. Largemouth bass, white crappie, channel catfish, blue catfish and flathead catfish are available in Lake Eufaula. Fork Gibson Lake Anglers will find that spotted and largemouth bass are thriving in Fort Gibson Lake as there are excellent sizes and number of both species. Even with substantial populations of hybrid stripers and paddlefish, Fork Gibson Lake's anglers are targeting other species including white bass, crappie and cats more often. Hudson Lake 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 Lake is well known for providing both excellent numbers and quality-sized black bass. Efforts are ongoing to increase the crappie population. Oologah Lake Oologah Lake's warm, fertile water create the perfect growing conditions for channel, blue and flathead catfish. These prime conditions also allow a variety of gamefish to prosper, and the previous state records for white bass and hybrid striper were caught in this lake. Anglers will also have success targeting white crappie. Skiatook Lake Skiatook Lake is a relatively new and developing lake, but has quickly earned a reputation for producing good numbers of quality largemouth bass in the 4 - 5-lb. class with some even pushing 9-lbs. and hybrid stripers in the 8-10-lb. range. Catfi