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Water: Water level lower than normal and clear 45.

Black Bass: There are a number of small bass being caught in the shallows.

Hybrids: Slow

Sand Bass: Slow

Crappie: Slow at fishing dock and in standing timber at 15 ft..

Saugeyes/ Walleyes:

Catfish: caught in the area were the water feeds in the lake.

ElectroFishing Report on Black Bass of Sample taken 223 fish per hour with 42% over 14 inches long and largest 8.6 pounds

One of the best ElectroFishing reports in the State!

Water: Water 34, Elevation below normal and clear

Largemouth: slow

Channel catfish: good on cut shad or worms in mud flats.

Crappie: fair on minnows and jigs at 10 ft. around brush and docks.

Bluecat: No report

Hybrids: Slow on slabs in 32 foot water

Walleye:

Sand Bass: ffair to good on spinnerbaits and spoons around rocky points

Uncle Joe Bob's Fishing Reports

Upper Lake - From Sailboat Bridge into the Rivers

Mid Lake - From Sailboat Bridge to Two Tree Island

South Lake - From Two Tree Island to Pensacola Dam

The Dam - Rivers below the Pensacola Dam

May. 19. Elevation above normal and murky 75. White bass fair to good on spinnerbaits and spoons around rocky points. Channel catfish good on cut shad or worms in mud flats. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs at 10 ft. around brush and docks.
April 29. Elevation below normal and clear. Catfish good on cut shad and worms in running creeks. Crappie good on minnows and jigs at 10 ft. in brush. Report submitted by Jim Littlefield, Delaware County Game Warden

March 31. White bass fair on spinnerbaits in shallow water on sandy points and lake creeks lowering. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs at 10 ft. around brush piles. Channel catfish fair on cut shad at 20 ft. Report submitted by Jim Littlefield, Delaware County Game Warden

Feb. 18. Elevation below normal and clear. Channel catfish fair on cut shad at 15 ft. and on juglines in river channel. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs at 15 ft. Report submitted by Jim Littlefield, Delaware County Game Warden

Water: Elevation 1 ft. above normal, water 42 and murky

Largemouth Bass: slow on pig and jigs and plastic later in the day.

Channel catfish: fair on trotlines using hot dog chunks

Crappie: good on jigs and minnows around brush and docks early morning and late evening at 10-20 ft.

Bluecat: Fair on Cut Shad

Striped Bass:

Walleye:

Sand Bass: excellent on rooster tails trolling under Strang Bridge and the mouth of Big Cabin Cove.

Jan. 27. Elevation 1 ft. above normal, water 42 and murky. Crappie good on jigs and minnows around brush and docks early morning and late evening at 10-20 ft. Catfish fair on trotlines using hot dog chunks. Report submitted by Chris Blaes, Hudson Lake Marina

May 5. Elevation normal, water 60-65 and clear. Largemouth bass picking up on topwater lures early in the mornings and pig and jigs and plastic later in the day. Crappie good 2-3 ft. of water on jigs. Catfish good at 8-10 ft. White bass good on rooster tails trolling in the mouth of Big Cabin and under Strang Bridge. Report submitted by Bass Haven Lakeside Resort

April 8. Elevation normal, water 58-62 and semi clear. Largemouth bass fair on spinnerbaits, jerk baits and fishing the lures slow in shallow water by stumps. Crappie slow around boat docks. Catfish very good on cut shad on juglines or drifting at 20-30 ft. White bass excellent on rooster tails trolling under Strang Bridge and the mouth of Big Cabin Cove. Report submitted by Bass Haven Lakeside Resort

March 18. Elevation normal, water 58-62. Largemouth bass picking up on jerk baits and spinnerbaits. Crappie slow around boat docks. Catfish very good on cut shad on juglines or drifting at 30 ft. by drop-offs. White bass are starting to turn on using rooster tails, trolling under Strang Bridge and the mouth of Big Cabin. Report submitted by Bass Haven Lakeside Resort.
Feb. 18 No Report this Week

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Aug. 17. Elevation 1-2 ft. below normal. Largemouth bass and channel catfish fair. Report submitted by G. Leaman, City of Chandler Lake Patrol.
May 26. The reports on this lake were no fish caught. Report submitted by G. Leaman. City of Chandler Lake Patrol.
April 8. Elevation normal, water 58-62 and semi clear. Largemouth bass fair on spinnerbaits, jerk baits and fishing the lures slow in shallow water by stumps. Crappie slow around boat docks. Catfish very good on cut shad on juglines or drifting at 20-30 ft. White bass excellent on rooster tails trolling under Strang Bridge and the mouth of Big Cabin Cove. Report submitted by Bass Haven Lakeside Resort

March 30. The lake is down some and no temperature given. Bass and catfish are being caught. Report submitted by Gordon Leaman, City of Chandler Lake Patrol

Feb 17. No fisherman seen to get a report. Report submitted by Gordon Leaman, City of Chandler Lake Patrol

Jan 1. All fishing slow. Water level lower than normal and murky. Report submitted by Gordon Leaman, City of Chandler Lake PatrolJan 1. All fishing slow. Water level lower than normal and murky. Report submitted by Gordon Leaman, City of Chandler Lake Patrol

Nov. 19. All fishing again slow. Report submitted by Gordon Leaman, City of Chandler Lake Patrol

Nov 15. All fishing slow. Report submitted by Gordon Leaman, City of Chandler Lake Patrol

Nov 3. Elevation normal. Second week in a row with bad weather. I was unable to contact any fisherman on the lake or shore. Saving some big fish for you this weekend which looks to be good, weather wise. Report submitted by Gordon Leaman, City of Chandler Lake Patrol.
Oct. 19. The lake level was normal after all the rain. I got no reports on this lake this weekend. All fishing was slow to none. Report submitted by Gordon Leaman, City of Chandler Lake Patrol

Sept, 29. The fishing on this lake was pretty good. I heard that a lot of bass were being caught, they a staring to come in the shallows. The water was fairly clear and calm. Report submitted by Gordon Leaman, City of Chandler Lake Patrol

Sept. 10. Water 83 and clear. All fishing was slow this day according to the fisherman that I visited with. Report submitted by Gordon Leaman, City of Chandler Lake Patrol.
Aug. 26. The lake level was down a little more than last report. The water was murky and the temperature was at 88. There was no reports given to me on this lake at reporting time. Report submitted by Gordon Leaman, City of Chandler Lake Patrol

Aug. 6. Elevation normal and clear. Black bass good on crankbaits during morning hours, and plastics during late afternoon. Catfish good on large worms and minnows after dark. Report submitted by Paul Cornett, State Game Warden.

Water: Clear 42

Largemouth Bass: fair using on medium size plastic worms on shallow banks black with red tail powerworm seems best

Channel catfish: No Report

Crappie: Good on minnows in 7 to 12 foot water

Bluecat: slow

Striped Bass:

Walleye:

Sand Bass: GOOD on minnows and jigs in the upper creeks

Water: Elevation 3 ft. above normal and dropping

Largemouth Bass: fair in shallow water on spinnerbaits

Channel catfish: fair below the dam on shad and live bait, blues good in the lake near creek channels and on rocky points on natural baits.

Crappie: slow on jigs and minnows

Bluecat: fair below the dam on shad, flatheads fair near standing timber on live bait

Striped Bass:

Walleye:

Sand Bass: fair in creek channels.

Flathead Catfish fair below the dam on shad and worms, good in the lake near the dam and on rocky points on shad and live bait.

Jan. 27. Elevation 3 ft. above normal and dropping. Crappie slow on jigs and minnows. Report submitted by Marni Loftis, state game warden stationed in Washington County.
April 16. Elevation 1 ft. above normal and clear. Crappie good in creek channels and beginning to come into bank on jigs and minnows; black bass fair; white bass fair in creek channels; catfish good in flats. Report submitted by Gwen Engelbert, Corps of Engineers, Copan/Hulah Lake Office

March 30. Elevation 1 1/4 ft. above normal and falling. Water murky. Crappie fair off rocky points and creek channels on small jigs and minnows at 3 ft. Black bass fair in shallow water on spinnerbaits. White bass good off rocky points on jigs and small crankbaits. Catfish fair below the dam on shad and live bait, blues good in the lake near creek channels and on rocky points on natural baits. Report submitted by Arlyn Hendricks, Corps of Engineers, Copan/Hulah Lake Office.
Feb. 18. Elevation 1/2 ft. below normal elevation and rising slowly. Water murky. Crappie good in the creek channels and off rocky points and the face of the dam on small jigs and minnows at a depth of 8-10 ft. Black bass poor. White bass poor. Catfish poor below the dam, blues good in the lake near the dam and on rocky points on shad. Report submitted by Arlyn Hendricks, Corps of Engineers, Copan/Hulah Lake Office.
Jan. 7. Elevation 1/2 ft. below normal and steady. Water clear. Crappie good on face of dam on small tube jigs. Catfish good off rocky points on shad. Report submitted by Arlyn Hendricks, Corps of Engineers, Copan/Hulah Lake Office

ElectroFishing Report on Black Bass of Sample taken 130 fish per hour with 13% over 14 inches long and largest 8.6 pounds.

Water: Water 45 degrees and stained

Black Bass: slow on Spinnerbaits and flukes in upper lake feeder creeks

Sand Bass slow

Crappie: slow.

Catfish:

Water: Elevation 1 1/2 ft. below normal, water 44 and clear.

Largemouth Bass: good on jerk baits.

Channel catfish: slow on trotlines using worms

Crappie: good on jigs and minnows around brush at 15-20 ft.

Bluecat: slow on juglines and trotlines using cut shad and sunfish.

Flatheads: slow on juglines and trotlines using cut shad and sunfish in shallow areas.

Sand Bass: slow in coves where shad are found

Sunfish: slow

Feb. 3. Elevation 1 1/2 ft. below normal, water 44 and clear. Crappie good on jigs and minnows around brush at 15-20 ft. Largemouth good on jerk baits. All other species slow. Report submitted by Dwight Moore, City of Tulsa Fisheries.

April 23. Elevation 3 ft. below normal, water 60 and clear. Crappie good to excellent on jigs and minnows at 2-10 ft.; largemouth good on plastic baits and spinnerbaits; catfish good on trotlines using worms. Report submitted by Dwight Moore, permit office City of Tulsa

March 25. Elevation 4 ft. below normal, water 57 and clear. Crappie good on minnows and jigs around structure at 5-10 ft. deep. Largemouth good on variety of plastic baits and spinnerbaits off rocky points. All other species slow. Report submitted by Dwight Moore, permit office City of Tulsa

Feb. 18. Elevation 8 ft. below normal, water 41 and clear. Crappie still active on minnows and jigs in 18-25 foot depth. All other species reported as fair. Report submitted by Dwight Moore, permit office City of Tulsa

Dec. 30. Elevation 8 ft. below normal, water 47 and clear. Crappie good on jigs and minnows, 18-20 ft. Largemouth bass good on injured shad type baits (Sunday jackpot winner was 12 pounds with big bass of 5 lbs.13 ozs.). All other species reported as fair. Report submitted by Dwight Moore, permit office City of Tulsa.

Water: Elevation normal, water 40 and clear

Largemouth Bass: fair on spinnerbaits, crankbaits and jigs at 4-12 ft.

Channel catfish: fair. Blue catfish being caught on trotlines and juglines..

Crappie: good on minnows and jigs at 25-30 ft. around boat docks and brush piles

Bluecat: Slow drifting cut shad and juglines in main channel.

Sand Bass: fair in the river on crankbaits.

Feb 4th Elevation normal, water 40 and clear. crappie good on minnows and jigs at 25-30 ft. around boat docks and brush piles. Report submitted by Clint Carpenter, state game warden stationed in Muskogee County

April 8. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs at 5-12 ft. Bass fair on spinnerbaits, crankbaits and jigs at 4-12 ft. White bass fair in the river on crankbaits. Reports submitted by Cyrina Lang

Feb. 7. Water 40 and clear. Crappie, bass, catfish, bluegill, white bass, walleye and sunfish all fair, morning and evenings inside heated docks and outside on boat slips along with are coves. Use live bait and jigging at 18 ft. Report submitted by Sequoyah Bay Marina and Cabin.

Oct. 14. The lake level remains at 553.61, .4 below normal pool. Water remains murky, 62. Largemouth bass poor to fair on artificial bait. Catfish very good. Blue catfish being caught on trotlines and juglines. Crappie fair to good, being caught around brush piles on live bait. White bass good around shoreline on artificial bait. Report submitted by Jonathon Polk, Army Corps of Engineers, Ft. Gibson Lake Office.

Oct. 1. Sequoyah Bay Marina reports good catfishing on jug lines, rods and trot lines. being caught 6-12 ft. on brush, mid-lake on minnows and jigs. Taylor Ferry reports lots of white bass being brought in and excellent catfishing by rod and reel, jug lines and trot lines. Report submitted by Larry Fears, Army Corps of Engineers, Ft. Gibson Lake Office

Water: Elevation normal and clear. 42

Largemouth Bass: fair on deep-diving crankbaits

Channel catfish: fair on cut bait on bottom

Crappie: good on minnows and jigs at 16-18 ft. around docks.

Bluecat: Fair on worms and cut bait.

Flatheads: slow

Sand Bass: slow on slabs and trolling deep diving crank baits

Sunfish: no report

Feb. 3. Elevation normal and clear. 42. Largemouth bass fair on deep-diving crankbaits. Catfish fair on cut bait on bottom. Crappie good on minnows and jigs at 16-18 ft. around docks. Report submitted by Lark Wilson, state game warden stationed in Muskogee County.

April 29. Elevation normal and clear. Black bass good on spinnerbaits along shoreline and riprap. Catfish good on cut bait on bottom. Crappie good on minnows and jigs at fishing dock and structure along the shorelines. Report submitted by Lark Wilson, Muskogee County Game Warden

March 31. Elevation 1 ft. above normal and clear. Black bass good on spinnerbaits along shoreline riprap and creek channels. Catfish good on cut bait on bottom. Crappie good on minnows and jigs around fishing dock. Report submitted by Lark Wilson, Muskogee County Game Warden+

Feb. 10. Elevation normal and clear. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs around fishing docks. Catfish good on cut bait on bottom. Report submitted by Lark Wilson, Muskogee County Game Warden

Jan. 6. Elevation normal and clear. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs, 16-18 ft. at fishing docks and around brush structures. Report submitted by Lark Wilson, Muskogee County Game Warden.

Water: Elevation 1 ft. above normal and murky

Largemouth Bass: slow in shallow water on spinners and plastic lizards

Channel catfish: slow on the flats near the creek channels on shad

Crappie: slow in river channel

Bluecat: no report

Sand Bass: slow in the upper reaches of the river on jigs and spinnerbaits.

Jan. 27. All fishing slow. Report submitted by Marni Loftis, state game warden stationed in Washington County.
April 16. Elevation 1 ft. above normal and murky. Crappie fair in river channel; black bass fair; white bass fair in river channel and below riffle areas; catfish good drift fishing the flats with live shad. Report submitted by Gwen Engelbert, Corps of Engineers, Copan/Hulah Lake Office

March 30. Elevation 2 1/2 ft. above normal and falling. Water murky. Crappie fair at 5 ft. near creek channels on minnows and small jigs. Black bass fair in shallow water on spinners and plastic lizards. White bass good in the upper reaches of the river on jigs and spinnerbaits. Catfish fair on the flats near the creek channels on shad. Report submitted by Arlyn Hendricks, Corps of Engineers, Copan/Hulah Lake Office

Feb. 18. Elevation 1/3 ft. above normal and rising slowly. Water murky. Crappie good in deeper water of the river and fair on the face of the dam on small tube jigs and minnows at a depth of 6 ft. Black bass poor. White bass poor. Catfish poor below the dam and fair in the lake in river channels and near the dam on live bait and shad. Report submitted by Arlyn Hendricks, Corps of Engineers, Copan/Hulah Lake Office

Jan. 7. Elevation 0.40 ft below normal and steady. Water murky. Crappie good in river channels on small tube jigs. Catfish fair in river channel on shad. Report submitted by Arlyn Hendricks, Corps of Engineers, Copan/Hulah Lake Office

Water: Elevation normal, water 42 and clear

Largemouth Bass: good on plastic worms, & jig and pig

Channel catfish: Fair

Crappie: good on jigs in brush off deeper channels

Bluecat: no report

Water: Normal, clear. 41

Largemouth Bass: good on jigs and small plastics fish on the nest!

Channel catfish:

Crappie: Fair to Good on minnows and jigs in Caney river

Bluecat: No report

Striped Bass:

Walleye:

Sand Bass: slow on minnows and jigs in the upper creeks

Water: Elevation 5 ft. above normal and rising 42.

Largemouth Bass: slow in main lake using plastic worms and deep diving crankbaits.

Channel catfish: excellent below dam, fair in the lake on shad.

Crappie: fair on minnows and small jigs at 10-20 ft. in Salt Creek area

Bluecat: good on rod and reel in river on sunfish and cut bait

Striped Bass: ffair on north side of river during generation using bucktail jigs. Dark colors are the best. Try red, black, purple or blues

Walleye: No report

Sand Bass: bass good in upper end of the lake in streams and creeks on shad, minnow-colored grubs and rooster tails

Tail Waters Below the Dam: fair on live baits and buck tail jigs below the dam during generation.

Feb. 3. Elevation 5 ft. above normal and rising 42. Striped bass fair on live baits and buck tail jigs below the dam during generation. Crappie fair on minnows and small jigs at 10-20 ft. in Salt Creek area.Report submitted by Larry Sellers, Woody's Bait and Tackle

April 16. Elevation 1 1/2 ft. above normal, water murky. Crappie good at 6-8 ft. in creeks and cove areas on minnows; stripers slow below the dam; catfish fair on juglines with shad; white bass good in river on white and chartreuse crappie jigs, rooster tails or roadrunners; largemouth bass slow. Report submitted by Larry Sellers, Woody's Bait & Tackle

March 25. Elevation 9 ft. above normal, water 55 and muddy. Crappie fair at 10-12 ft. during the day in cove areas and feeder creeks using minnows. Stripers fair on north side of river during generation using bucktail jigs. Dark colors are the best. Try red, black, purple or blues. Catfish excellent below dam, fair in the lake on shad. White bass good in upper end of the lake in streams and creeks on shad, minnow-colored grubs and rooster tails. Report submitted by Larry Sellers, Woody's Bait & Tackle

Feb. 11. Elevation 1/2 ft. above normal and clear. Crappie fair. They can be found very close to brush piles in 12 - 16 ft. of water. If you are not getting hung up in the brush you are probably not catching fish. Minnows and jigs are excellent bait. Purple is the #1 jig color right now. Striper fair below dam. Stripers are being caught below dam during generation, especially in the evening. White feather jig and cork or 3 inch pearl sassy shad and cork are excellent baits. Catfish fair in the lake. A few blue cats are being caught in coves using cut bait. Report submitted by Larry Sellers, Woody's Bait & Tackle.

Dec. 17. Elevation 1/2 ft. below normal, water 43 and upper end of lake is clear, stained in the dam area. Crappie fair in lake, purple jigs and minnows are producing fish about 15-20 ft. other good jig colors are gray and black. Catfish slow, but have seen some fish caught this week on trotline using cut bait. White bass fair below dam, using tube jigs and minnows. Stripers fair below dam, some fish in 5 to 12 lb. range on bucktails and cork/maribou jigs. Report submitted by Larry Sellers, Woody's Bait & Tackle

Oologah: Lake levels falling rapidly and Corps of Engineers have advised all campsites should be open for Memorial Day weekend

Lake elevation at 5 ft above normal pool: 639.0 Temperature: 82 and Clear

Inflow: 2700 cfs Outflow: 671 cfs. Level: 1/2 foot above normal

ElectroFishing Report on Black Bass of Sample taken 21 fish per hour with 58% over 14 inches long and largest 4.1 pounds

Water: : Elevation 1/2 ft. above normal, water 40 and still falling.

Largemouth Bass: Slow on spinnerbaits, 5-8 ft.

Channel catfish: also fair on livers.

Crappie: fair on minnows and jigs below the dam

Bluecat: Slow on juglines near the river channel 25-30 ft. using cut shad.

Hybrids: fair on jigs below the dam

Sand Bass: fair on jigs below the dam.

Feb. 2. Elevation 1/2 ft. above normal, water 40 and still falling. Water clear. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs below the dam. White bass and hybrids also fair below the dam on large white jigs. Report submitted by Brek Henry, state game warden stationed in Rogers County

April 27. Elevation normal, water 60 and murky. Crappie good on minnows and jigs 2-4 ft. along rocky banks and around brush. Hybrids and white bass fair on jigs below the dam. Channel catfish also fair on livers. Report submitted by state game warden Brek Henry

March 31. Elevation 5 ft. above normal, water 50s and murky. White bass fair in upper verdigris river on jigs. Channel catfish fair on worms in creeks around upper end of the lake. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs around standing timber and brush 10 ft. Hybrid stripers fair on jigs below the dam. Report submitted by state game warden Brek Henry

Feb. 9. Elevation 1 ft. below normal, water 40 and clear. Crappie fair on minnows around brush piles 25 ft. Report submitted by state game warden Brek Henry

Dec. 30. Elevation 1ft. below normal, water 50 and clear. Crappie fair on minnows and jigs around brush piles 20 ft. Report submitted by state game warden Brek Henry

Dec. 2. Elevation 1 ft. below normal, water mid 50's and clear. Crappie are fair on minnows and jigs around standing timber and other structures 10-15 ft. All other fishing is slow. Report submitted by state game warden Brek Henry

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Lake elevation at 6 foot below normal pool: 714.0 Clarity: clear lower, clear upper

Inflow: 50 cfs Outflow: 24 cfs. Level: 5 feet below

ElectroFishing Report on Black Bass of Sample taken 86 fish per hour with 11% over 14 inches long and largest 4.3 pounds

Water: Elevation 2 ft. below normal, water 40 degrees and clear

Largemouth Bass: poor on jig and pig and small plastics

Hybrids: fair on points at mouths of creeks

Crappie: fair at 15-30 ft. at night around docks, brush piles and under bridges with live bait or jigs..

Channelcat: fair, in creeks, at 10-25 ft. on liver, cut shad, etc.

Sand Bass: poor, using small jigs in creek channels

Quapaw Park closed for repair.

Feb. 2. Elevation 2 ft. below normal, water 40 degrees and clear. Crappie fair at 15-30 ft. at night around docks, brush piles and under bridges with live bait or jigs. Other fishing generally poor. Quapaw Park closed for repairs. Report submitted by Paul Greenwood, Greenwood Fishing Center

April 27. Elevation 2 1/2 ft. below normal, water 60-65 and clear. Crappie fair along banks, with live bait or jigs, and at 5-15 ft. in creeks, at docks, and around structure. Hybrids fair on points at mouths of creeks. Catfish fair, in creeks, at 10-25 ft. on liver, cut shad, etc. Quapaw Park still closed for repairs. Report submitted by Paul Greenwood, Greenwood Fishing Center

March 23. Elevation 2 1/2 ft. below normal, water 55 and murky. Crappie fair at 15-30 ft. in creeks, at docks, and around structure, with live bait or jigs. Catfish fair at 20-30 ft. on liver, cut shad, etc. Quapaw Park still closed for repairs. Report submitted by Paul Greenwood, Greenwood Fishing Center

Feb. 17. Elevation 6 1/2 ft. below normal, water 40 and clear. Gates are closed. Crappie fair using jigs or live bait in 5-10 ft. in creeks and 20- 30 ft. of water, around bridge piers, brush piles, and docks. Other fishing generally poor. Quapaw Park still closed for repair. Report submitted by Paul Greenwood, Greenwood Fishing Center

Jan. 6 . Elevation 6 ft. below normal, water 47 and clear. Crappie fair, 15-20 ft, at night, in docks, brush piles and under bridges with live bait or jigs. Crappie and hybrid Striped bass, 25-50 ft. over deep water, in schools, if you can find them. Other fishing generally poor. Quapaw Park closed for repairs. Report submitted by Paul Greenwood, Greenwood Fishing Center

Nov. 26. Elevation 5� ft. below normal, water 58 and clear. Gates are closed. Crappie fishing is still fair, using jigs or live bait in 20 -25 ft. of water, around bridge piers, brush piles, and other structures. Hybrid striped bass fair using live bait or trolling across points and in the creek channels where shad are working. Catfish fair, in upper end, in timber, using large minnows, liver, etc. White bass fishing is fair, using small jigs in creek channels. Quapaw Park still closed for repair. Report submitted by Paul Greenwood, Greenwood Fishing Center.




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