Route 66 Park

The lake features a fish feeder, two bridges, and a sidewalk around the entire pond. It has an average depth of 5.9ft.

Rainbow trout fishing in Oklahoma City will occur at Route 66 Park pond (9901 NW 23rd) and Edwards Park pond (1515 N. Bryant Avenue).

Details:

• Fish are purchased with funds provided by the Oklahoma City Parks & Recreation Department and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.   
• The OKC trout season runs from December 1 through the last day of February.
• The trout are purchased from out-of-state vendors and stocked roughly every other week.
• Stockings are subject to change or cancellation due to bad weather/equipment failure.

Rules and regulations:

• Only one pole or rod and reel per person is allowed.  The use of remote vehicles is prohibited.
• Only three trout per person per day may be kept. 
• Culling is not allowed. Culling is replacing a previously caught fish with a larger or fresher one.
• Once a fish is placed on a stringer, in a fish basket, or in any other container, it's considered harvested.
• Anglers must label their stringer/container of kept fish with their name and state fishing number while fishing.
• Only fishing from the bank is allowed. This means no wading, no tubing, or use of actual boats. 
• An Oklahoma fishing license is required of all anglers unless exempt.
• In addition, an Oklahoma City fishing permit is required for all anglers unless under 16 or over 62 years of age.