Fort Cobb Reservoir

Jeremiah Zurenda

Contacts

Fishing: (580) 529-2795

Game Warden (County):

(405) 590-5696(Caddo)

(405) 850-1960(Caddo)

LOCATION/DESCRIPTION

Fort Cobb Lake (Google Map) is located 5 miles north of Ft. Cobb on State Hwy 9.

Lake Details

Shoreline Length: 36.00 mi.
Volume: 80010.00 ac. ft.
Max. Depth: 50.00 ft.
Surface Area: 4100.00 ac.

Located

Caddo County

Recreational Facilities

Fort Cobb State Park manages campgrounds with full RV hookups, fishing jetties and boat ramps.

Campgrounds Nearby

Bait & Tackle Nearby

Dj's Bait Shop(104 Brookdale Rd, Apache, OK 73006)- (580) 588-2121
Claphans Corner(3894 OK-92, Chickasha, OK 73018)- (405) 224-0315
Ralph's Resort(263 East NE Resort Rd, Elgin, OK 73538)- (580) 492-4763
Porter Hill Bait Shop(12027 US-62, Elgin, OK 73538)- (580) 492-4861
Walmart Supercenter (Weatherford)(1349 Eagle Rd, Weatherford, OK 73096)- (580) 772-1408
Walmart Supercenter (Chickasha)(2001 S 1st St, Chickasha, OK 73018)- (405) 224-1867
Little Dam Bait Shop(Medicine Park, OK 73557)- (580) 529-3267
Lead Babies Slabs(215 E Main St, New Cordell, OK 73632)- (580) 832-5177
Walmart Supercenter (El Reno)(2400 S Country Club Rd, El Reno, OK 73036)- (405) 262-7354
Walmart Supercenter (Lawton)(1002 NW Sheridan Rd, Lawton, OK 73505)- (580) 355-9070

Management Practices

Lake is stocked with hybrid striped bass and saugeye.

Additional Resources

MAP OF LAKE DEPTH LINES OKLAHOMA FISHING TRAIL Operator: Bureau of Reclamation

USACE Lake Level

Fish Species of Interest

Bass, Striped Hybrid Saugeye Bass, White Bass, Largemouth

robert Agee

Caught 12/28/2022 at: Fort Cobb Reservoir

James H

Caught 12/12/2022 at: Fort Cobb Reservoir

Trever L

Caught 09/24/2022 at: Fort Cobb Reservoir

John Mcmurray

Caught 09/05/2022 at: Fort Cobb Reservoir

Kenny Mcmurray

Caught 08/28/2022 at: Fort Cobb Reservoir

Funk Efisherman

Caught 06/26/2022 at: Fort Cobb Reservoir

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