Fishing Resources

The lifetime license is exactly what it sounds like – a good-for-life hunting and fishing license that sets up hunters and anglers to enjoy nearly all of Oklahoma’s hunting and fishing opportunities hassle-free.

Participants

One winner, who may keep the license or donate to someone else. The recipient must be an Oklahoma resident who is eligible to receive an Oklahoma lifetime combination license.

Deadline to apply May 22, 2023

Anglers have a chance to catch a World Record paddlefish with two-time world record guide Jeremiah Mefford and "Reel Good Time Guide Service." After snagging a 151-pound, 14.4-ounce giant while being guided by Jeremiah Mefford, Angler Cory James Watters holds the current rod-and-reel World Record title. Watters’ paddlefish is just the latest in a string of actual or would-be record-setting paddlefish snagged at Keystone in 2020.

On June 28, James Lukehart of Edmond snagged a world-record-setting 146.7-pound paddlefish, also while fishing with Mefford.

On May 23, Mefford himself hauled in a 143-pound paddlefish at Keystone, setting a new state record but missing the then-world record by just a pound.

On Feb. 14, Justin Hamlin of Kellyville boated a paddlefish that unofficially weighed 157 pounds, but the fish had to be immediately released because it was catch and release day.

All fish caught were release live after official weighing.

Info

Yes, by two-time world record guide Jeremiah Mefford and "Reel Good Time Guide Service".

Location

Keystone Lake, Oklahoma.

Participants

Up to three adults.

Date Valid

Within one year of selection. Some restrictions may apply due to warm water temps in summer.

Lodging

Lodging is not provided.

Transportation

Yes.

Deadline to apply May 22, 2023