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Fishing Ponds in Oklahoma

Lake Texoma stripers, Eufaula bass, and tailwater trout. 27 venues listed across Sequoyah County, Tulsa County and Blaine County, with strong stocks of brown trout, carp and rainbow trout.

27 venues mapped · 1 with confirmed species · 8 with venue websites

Where can I go fishing in Oklahoma?

You can fish at 27 mapped venues across Oklahoma, concentrated around Sequoyah County and Tulsa County. Fee and access details are published for 1 of them.

Most venues below list a location and access details, many with species, and the map shows what is closest to you.

27 Oklahoma venues plotted · click any pin for details

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All 27 fishing venues in Oklahoma A–Z

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  • Jackson Park Pond

    Broken Arrow, Tulsa County

    Jackson Park Pond sits in Jackson Park, a 14 acre City of Broken Arrow park in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, on land given to the city by Eugene and Marie Louise Jackson. Fishing is catch and release only,…

    Website
    Open in Google Maps36.0328, -95.8473

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  • KOA Holiday

    Sallisaw, Sequoyah County · 74955

    Sallisaw / Fort Smith West KOA Holiday in Sallisaw, Oklahoma offers camping, glamping, food and parking alongside its fishing access.

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    Camping · Food · Glamping · Parking
    Pricing
    $315 pull-through full hookup site
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    Open in Google Maps35.4389, -94.8113

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Directory data as of July 2026.

Fishing in Oklahoma: FAQ

Oklahoma has 27 fishing venues in our directory, concentrated in Sequoyah County, Tulsa County and Blaine County. The most commonly stocked species across the state are brown trout, carp and rainbow trout. Browse the full list below or jump to a venue using the A–Z navigation.

Bass records aren't widely confirmed for Oklahoma venues in our database. Many waters hold bass without listing it explicitly. Open the GilledIt app to see recent bass catches logged in this state.

Yes, anglers fishing in Oklahoma need a valid state fishing license, even on private waters. Licenses are issued by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC); some states require a separate freshwater/saltwater stamp or a trout permit. Resident, non-resident, and short-term licenses are usually available online from the state agency. Our Oklahoma fishing license guide at /us/blog/oklahoma-fishing-license-guide covers current prices, where to buy, and who is exempt.

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