Fishing is a key part of Oklahoma's culture, with its many lakes, rivers, and streams offering bass, catfish, crappie, and trout for anglers of all levels. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation works to ensure quality fishing opportunities for both beginners and seasoned fishermen.
Anyone can enjoy fishing in Oklahoma and be successful! This page will get you started. First and foremost, make sure you have your fishing license. Several license options are available, and youth under 18 can fish without a license.
Reel Talk, Real Tips
Reel Talk, Real Tips is your go-to podcast for all things fishing, brought to you by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just starting out, each episode delivers expert advice, insider tips, and the latest trends to help you make the most of your time on the water. Tune in for practical insights on techniques, gear, local hotspots, and everything you need to reel in your next big catch!
The Dock
Make sure to share your proud fish catches with us at The Dock! Check out the most recent submissions below.
Patricia F
- Caught in: Garvin County
Sierra Polk
- Caught at: Broken Bow Lake
Sierra Polk
- Caught at: Broken Bow Lake
Tripp Mason / Spotted gar
- Caught in: Cleveland County