Oklahoma Fishing Reports

Posted: 07/14/2004

 

Broken Bow Copan Eufaula Ft. Gibson Grand Lake
Hugo Kaw Keystone Oologah Pine Creek
Skiatook Tenkiller Texoma Webbers Falls Add your
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Broken Bow

Lake elevation at normal pool: 602.5  Temperature: 

 Inflow: 485 cfs Outflow: 3023 cfs. Level: 2.40 feet high

Crappie fair using jigs and minnows in the flooded timbers

Largemouth Bass good in the flooded timbers using soft plastic baits

White Bass slow

Walleye No Report

Channel Catfish No Report

Flathead Catfish fair on jug lines using sunfish

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Copan

Lake elevation at normal pool: 710.0 Temperature:

 Inflow: 25 cfs Outflow: 659 cfs. Level: 1.18 feet high

Crappie No Report

White Bass No Report

Largemouth Bass No Report

Channel Catfish No Report

Blue Catfish No Report

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Eufaula

Lake elevation at normal pool: 585.0  Temperature:

Inflow: 2950 cfs Outflow: 5933 cfs. Level: 3.15 feet high

Largemouth Bass fair using spinner baits around the brush 4 to 8 feet of water

Sand Bass No Report

White Bass good in 6 to 12 feet of water using slab spoons off the flats

Channel Catfish fair using shad in 10 to 30 feet of water while drifting on the flats

Crappie good using jigs in 0 to 20 feet of water under the bridges

Walleye No Report

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Ft. Gibson

Lake elevation at normal pool: 554.0 Temperature: 79 and murky 

Inflow: 33200 cfs Outflow: 18437 cfs. Level: 9.30 feet high

Largemouth Bass No Report

White Bass No Report

Channel Catfish No Report

Blue Catfish No Report

Crappie No Report

Sand Bass  No Report

Paddlefish: No Report

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Grand Lake

Lake elevation at normal pool: 745.0 Temperature: 80 - 86

Inflow: 14000 cfs Outflow: 22795 cfs. Level: 2.33 feet high

Updated 6/22/04

Lake Map

Report by: Littlefield Sporting Goods

Submitted By: Greg Lamb

temp 80-86 degrees
Above Sailboat Bridge: muddy
Sailboat Bridge to Horsecreek: stained
Horsecreek to the Damn: lightly stained to clear

lake level as of 7/12/04 is 746.57 and slowly rising, there is full generation and five small flood gates open.

Bass-The water is finally starting to fall this week, and the bass are still biting well all over the lake. There are bass being caught out of the willows and bushes even as the water falls. The Carolina riggers and dock flippers are making the better catches this week. The Eakins jig and Zoom Brush hog are the two hottest baits this week. The boat dock brush and main lake points continue to produce many fish over 5 pounds. The topwater bite has slowed some but the Hart Ticker buzz in black is your best option. Spinnerbaits are still producing fish around the wood and bushes in the water.

Crappie-Crappie continue to bite well around the boat docks and the bridge piers. Grandpa's jigs in red/chartreuse, red/chart./ white, or gray/pink are the hottest colors this week. Minnows are the most effective off the bridge piers right now with the current caused by the dropping of the water. Jigs and minnows both are being teamed with The Berkley Crappie Nibbles in chartreuse and chartreuse sparkle. Brush piles in the 8 to 12 ft. ranges are producing the best.

Catfish-The catfish are finishing up their spawn and starting to feed real well. There is a huge shad hatch this year and the baby shad are everywhere by the thousands. The noodlers are pulling a lot of big flatheads out of the holes all over Grand this week. Juggers are putting a killen on the cats right now, and shad, goldfish, and perch are the baits of choice.

White Bass- White bass are biting real well from Monkey Island to Big Hollow. There are a good number of the white bass being caught on jigging spoons in about 15 to 20 ft. on main lake points. There are more and more white bass starting to surface feed in the Duck creek and Horse creek areas.

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Hugo

Lake elevation at normal pool: 404.5 Temperature:  81

Inflow: 2050 cfs Outflow: 2997 cfs. Level: 4.72 feet high

Largemouth Bass fair using spinner and crank baits 

White Bass fair using light colored jigs off the points in 1 to 2 feet of water

Crappie good using light colored jigs below the dam

Channel Catfish fair using cut shad

Blue Catfish  good using cut shad

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Kaw

Lake elevation at normal pool: 1008.3 Temperature:82

Inflow: 21340 cfs Outflow: 9825 cfs. Level: 8.15 feet high

Largemouth Bass:  slow

White Bass  No Report

Channel catfish  fair using stinkbait at the upper end of the lake

Crappie No Report

Bluecat  slow

Striped Bass  good using live shad 

Walleye No Report

Sand bass No Report

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Keystone

Lake elevation at normal pool: 723.0 Temperature: 80

Inflow: 22000 cfs Outflow: 9084 cfs. Level: 4.78 feet  high and clear

Channel catfish good using shad in 3 to 6 feet of water

Flathead/Bluecat good using goldfish, crawdads and sunfish in 6 to 10 feet of water below the dam 

Crappie fair using minnows in 3 to 5 feet of water in the coves

Largemouth Bass fair using crank baits in 4 to 6 feet of water at Rock Point

Smallmouth Bass fair using crawdad crankbaits in 3 to 5 feet of water around the points

White Bass good using white crank baits at the north end of the bridge points

Stripped Bass good using buck tail jigs just below the dam

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Oologah

Lake elevation at normal pool: 638.0 Temperature:  80 and murky

Inflow: 22400 cfs Outflow: 1147 cfs. Level: 2.72 feet high

Note: Reminder that the limit on White Bass is 20 per person from the Caney River south of Oologah Dam, north throughout the lake and all its tributaries to the Kansas state line.

Largemouth Bass No Report

Walleye fair below the dam

White Bass/Stripped Bass fair while trolling using shad colored crankbaits in 10 to 15 feet of water off main lake points

Crappie fair using jigs and minnows in 10 to 15 feet of water around the brush piles

Channel Catfish fair using shad on juglines and trotlines 

Blue Catfish fair using shad on juglines and trotlines 

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Pine Creek

Lake elevation at normal pool: 440.5   Temperature: 74

Inflow: 725 cfs Outflow: 1346 cfs. Level: 4.32 feet high

Black Bass good using crankbaits and spinnerbaits in 6 to 8 feet of water of the points

White Bass good using spinnerbaits in 3 to 4 feet of water in the creek and river channels

Crappie good using minnows and jigs in 3 to 6 feet of water in the coves

Channel Catfish good using cut shad and stink bait on the bottom in the river channels

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Skiatook

Lake elevation at normal pool: 714.0 Temperature: 78 

Inflow: 100 cfs Outflow: 438 cfs. Level: 0.50 feet high

Gates are closed

Largemouth Bass No Report

Smallmouth Bass No Report

White Bass No Report

Crappie fair using minnows in 5 to 20 feet of water around the docks

Sand Bass No Report

Channel Catfish good on trotlines using large minnows and shad in 10 to 20 feet of water

Hybrids fair using large minnows in 10 to 20 feet of water in the creeks

Quapaw Park still closed for repair

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Tenkiller

Lake elevation at normal pool: 632.0 Temperature: 86 

Inflow: 4800 cfs Outflow: 7422 cfs. Level: 7.70 feet high

Largemouth Bass good using topwater baits in the brushes early

White Bass good using spinners at the upper end of the lake

Sand Bass No Report

Crappie fair using minnows under a light at night and around the docks

Channel Catfish good using stinkbait or cut bait in 5 to 30 feet of water

Flathead Catfish No Report

Blue Cat No Report

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Texoma

Lake elevation at normal pool: 615.0 Temperature: 80 and Clear

Inflow: 10020 cfs Outflow: 3653 cfs. Level: 4.92 feet high

Largemouth Bass good using plastic baits in 5 to 10 feet of water in the creek channels

White/Stripped Bass  good using sassy shad in 15 to 20 feet of water south of the Railroad bridge

Crappie fair using minnows and jigs in 5 to 10 feet of water in Widow Moore Creek

Channel Catfish/Blue Catfish good using stinkbait in 5 to 15 feet of water around Washita River

Flathead Catfish No Report

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Webbers Falls

Lake elevation at normal pool: 487.0 Temperature:

Inflow: 59450 cfs Outflow: 63583 cfs. Level: 2.40 feet high

Largemouth Bass fair using spinners in the creek channels

Channel catfish good using worms and cut bait off the bottom

Crappie fair using minnows in 10 feet of water around the brush

Flathead No Report

Bluecat No Report

Sand Bass No Report

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