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        Looking for a nearby lake or pond to fish?
          There are 45 ponds and small lakes open to the public statewide which offer quality fishing
        opportunities to anglers of all skill levels. Agreements with multiple municipalities around
        Oklahoma make all of this possible. Each pond is intensely managed and receives extra atten-
        tion when it comes to fish stocking, harvest, special events, angler access and water quality.
          Close to Home Fishing waters have the following restrictions:
        •  Fishing is limited to no more than three rods and reels per person.
        •  No more than three hooks per line are allowed (treble hooks are considered one hook).
        •  No other fishing methods are allowed.
        •  “Close To Home” waters have an aggregate (any combination) limit of three (3) bluegill sun-
          fish, readear sunfish, hybrid sunfish, rainbow trout and channel catfish per person, per day.
        •  No netting of any kind (including cast netting).
        •  For all other species, see page 14.
          FISH COMMONLY CAUGHT IN "CLOSE TO HOME" WATERS
          Close to Home Fishing waters are regularly stocked with channel catfish and hybrid sunfish. Three locations are also stocked with trout November- March.



                   Bluegill Sunfish        Redear Sunfish                      Channel Catfish
                     Sunfish and their hybrids are considered panfish.                    Illustrations by Duane Raver



        Close To Home Fishing Locations

        Oklahoma City – (405) 297-1426:   •  Government Springs North Park    Mustang – (405) 376-4411:
        •  Crystal Lake (6625 SW 15th).     (300 S 5th St.)                  •  Wild Horse Park Pond (530 SW 59th street)
        •  Dolese Youth Park (5105 NW 50th)  •  Crosslin Park (1600 block W Purdue Ave.)
        •  Edwards Park (1515 N Bryant Ave.)   •  City of Enid Water Works (1400 block W  Newcastle - (405) 387-4427
        •  Kids Lake (3200 W Wilshire Blvd.)   Chestnut Ave.)                •  Veterans Park Pond (1300 Garrett Drive)
        •  Kitchen Lake (5894 SE 119th)
        •  Route 66 Park (9901 NW 23rd)   Guthrie – (405) 282-8400:          Norman – (405) 366-5472:
        •  South Lakes Regional Park (4302 SW 119th)   •  Mineral Wells Park (901 S Division)  •  George M. Sutton Urban Wilderness Area
        •  Zoo Lake (2101 NE 50th) —      •  Hudson Pond Highland Park (1102 E Warner   (1920 12th Ave. NE)
          east shoreline only               Ave.)                            •  Northeast Lions Park
                                                                              (1800 Northcliff Ave.)
        Bartlesville - (918) 338-4226:    Harrah – (405) 454-2951:           •  Griffin Community Park (1001 E Robinson)
        •  Lee Lake (2200 SE Adams Blvd.)  •  Heritage Park (1374 N Church Ave.)
                                                                             Sapulpa - (918) 227-5151
        Choctaw – (405) 390-8198:         Jenks – (918) 299-5883:            •  Kelly Lane Park (1151 S Park St.)
        •  Choctaw Creek Park (2001 N Harper)  •  Veterans Park Pond (E 101 and Elm)
        •  Ten Acre Park (15600 NE 10th St.)                                 Tulsa - (918) 596-7275
                                          Jones – (405) 399-5301:            •  Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness Area
        Del City – (405) 670-7314:        •  Battey-Mullhousen pond (320 E. Main St.)   ponds (6850 S Elwood Ave, Tulsa, OK 74132)
        •  Eagle Lake (3405 E Reno)                                          •  Hunter Park Pond - 5804 E 91st St (Inside
                                          Lawton – (580) 581-3400:            Hunter Park)
        Edmond – (405) 359-4630:          •  Elmer Thomas Park - Lake Helen (Interstate  •  Braden Park Pond - 5036 E 7th St.
        •  Mitch Park (2901 Marylin Williams Dr.)  44 and NW Cache Rd.)      •  Mohawk Park Ponds (2) - 5701 E 36th St. (after
        •  Bickham-Rudkin Park (450 E 33rd St.)  •  Liberty Lake (1717 NW Kinyon)  entering the park from 36th St North, turn
                                          •  Skyline Pond (NE 27 and Dearborn Ave.)  right on Cherokee Drive, just past the en-
        El Reno – (405) 262-4070:                                             trance gates)  (36.212610, -95.893548)
        •  Legion Park (620 S Reno Ave.)  Medicine Park – (580) 529-2825:
        •  Southern Hills North (2710 Faith Ave.)  •  Medicine Creek (From Gondola Dam to State  Yukon – (405)-350-8937:
        •  Southern Hills South (2810 Faith Ave.)  Highway 49 bridge)        •  Mulvey Pond @ City Park (2200 S Holly St.)
                                                                             •  Welch Park (615 Annawood Rd.)
        Enid – (580) 554-1536:            Moore – (405) 793-5090:            •  Dale Robertson Activity Center
        •  Meadowlake Park (Corner of S Van Buren St.   •  Little River Park (700 SW 4th) (Closed for   (1200 Lakeshore Dr.)
          and W Rupe Ave.)                  renovations)
                                          •  Buck Thomas Park Pond (1903 NE 12th St.)

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