dont you need a passport to go north of the red river?lol!

my wife is from okie. them people are but they are nice.

The water is fairly clear. Still would not eat the fish from there, as its a city lake but when I lived in OKC back in the 80's it had some very decent Hybrid striper fishing. LM Bass were scarce and you'll need to drive a ways to find a good LM Bass fishery from OKC.

Bull Butter... It's 10:04 and Gig Em Baby!! Thanks for feedback! We are staying in a full furnished apartment so I'm not bringing the boat up there but maybe once! So gotta meet someone willing to take me out!

Boomer Sooner

Eastern Oklahoma has some outstanding fisheries. Grand, Ft. Gibson, Eufala, Broken Bow, Sardis, Pine Creek, Hugo, Tenkiller, Magee Creek among others. Problem is, they are a 2 to 4 hour drive from OKC. I'm not sure about fisheries west of OKC. I guess Lake of the Arbuckles is just south of OKC and has been good lately.

You can fish Arcadia but you'd better go find some # 20 colorado blades......thumpers!

One thing I'm sure that both of you will agree on is that you can't spell d__che bag without ou

All the fishermen I know are farther east... But look at the bright side. You will have an extra month or so of the spawn!

arbuckle, konowa, thunderbird (dirtybird), blackwell (meh), arbuckle (my favorite in the state next to broken bow), eucha are all within 2hrs of my house and I am 30 mi north of okc proper.

let me know when your coming up and I'll give ya a boat ride or 2, but if ya show up in ou gear you swim.

oh and ps, I drive my boat like texans drive their cars, wfo and balls to the wall style.

Just because I can't catch anything here in Okla doesn't mean you can't haul in a boatload every time you go out.

OKC...if I had to live in a city OKC would be my 2d choice; Tulsa 1st. TG I'm a country boy (even if I am a Damm Yankee).

ya taint holdin ur tongue right

yeah , grand lake is only about 180 miles