Department Lakes
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation maintains
several lakes throughout the
state for public fishing. The lakes provide good fishing,
primitive camping, limited hunting and
watchable wildlife opportunities. The lakes range in size from
30 acres to 263 acres.
The Wildlife Department’s Fisheries Division manages these lakes
to provide sustained quality fishing over the years. The
Fisheries division annually stocks catchable size channel
catfish in all the lakes and monitors the fish populations for
age and growth rates, species composition and possible
applications of new management techniques. Boat ramps are
located on all of the lakes and the Fisheries Division has
provided brush shelters in some of the lakes to concentrate the
fish for anglers.
Click on the name of the lake to get a description and a map.
Rules Regulating Use of Department Owned Lakes
| 1. Lake Carl Etling 2. Lake Evans Chambers 3. Lake Vincent 4. Lake Watonga 5. Lake Elmer 6. American Horse Lake 7. Lake Vanderwork |
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Lake Hall
9. Lake Burtschi 10. Lake Dahlgren 11. Lake Jap Beaver 12. Lake Nanih Waiya 13. Lake Ozzie Cobb 14. Lake Schooler 15. Lake Raymond Gary |