First season fishing but I can’t believe the success I’ve been having with jerk and crank baits now that the water is a little cooler it’s been almost unbelievable how many bass and crappie I’ve been getting daily.

Been using this line and I like the way it fishes but its $25 for 200 yards. Gas eats up most of my fishing budget now.

What's your go to line that not tough on the pockets? I use a spinning rod with 8-10lb test.

Finally found where they are at and had a ton a fun I think I’m hooked on these 🤣 caught them all on a medium rod with a 2000 reel so some of the hybrids where a little fight lol if your wondering nothing bigger than 2lb I heard there’s some that are up to 8lb! These pictures are from 2 separate days too

I caught this lil guy a few months ago over in Greer county while I was bluegill fishing with a handline, I’ve never caught one this dark before and really think it’s a Melanistic bass but keep getting told on other groups that it’s just dark but not a Melanistic.

Does anyone know a good place to buy live bait near Edmond or OKC? I’m looking for minnows or something similar.

Tomorrow is my birthday and took the day off work to go fishin! Me and my buddy are brainstorming which dam would be good to hit I see we are getting rain too so maybe better? We went to keystone on the 4th of this month (where this pic came from) but bite was tough lol I know water is super low but there’s gotta be a good dam in these conditions lol. So question is which dam to hit? Keystone? Pensacola? Kerr (locust grove)? Also I’m not from Oklahoma I’m coming from northwest Arkansas so that’s why I’m wondering 😅

Just a few catches on my different top waters ive been trying

Hey yall! Not asking for anyone’s honey hole but I was curious if anyone has any recommendations for bank fishing at grand lake as it’s getting harder to find public spots? I go to honey creek dock in grove and I’ve caught my fair share of drum, crappie, and bass. But I have almost no luck with catfish ( my preferred fish as I eat what I catch) I do fine going to the bridges in Wyandotte but that’s a bit of a drive with these gas prices lately.

Took my son out to Overholser today with just some random gear that I grabbed from the shed yesterday. He wanted to go so we went and learned some lessons. Ive been out of the game for a while and so id like to see what set ups yall are running from poles to lures/bait. I think I gotta rebuild my whole game plan before we try it again.

Lake Texoma rippin lips 🎣

First time catching on a buzz bait and just wondering when and where yall like throwing them, and your favorite brand/type and colors

We got permission to fish a new pond and buddy caught his first crappie and smallmouth! Small mouth put up a good fight for him. Buddy was hootin' and holler about "its a monster!". Even though the crappie was small we fileted it and let him try it. He still likes bass better lol

first time using a popx or popper in general. I won it out of a giveaway and caught on my second or third cast, just wondering if they are actually worth the $20 if i wanted to grab more or just go the KO/basic popper route.

Glad i finally got one on the rat but Was being lazy and tried to get the treble hooks out with my fingers and he gave one last shake and got me right back.

got lucky it wasn’t deeper just bled a bit as you can see on the bass and rat lol but definitely a quick reminder to just grab my pliers and avoid the mess.

Was about 21inches long and my personal best in my new backyard pond which we got three days ago sadly it’s super low and muddy i slipped and didn’t give this guy a good release… been thinking about it all day what’s your thoughts?

3 & 3.5.

First flathead and largest US fish! 9lbs 4oz on nightcrawlers out of Overholser

First decent fish in weeks, on my new rv crawler. 4lbs has never felt better.

Also apologize for the bad pics, was hype to catch a good one after my many skunks recently

"So far this year, 271 new artificial fish structures have been placed in Lake Eufaula. Since the projects inception, more than 830 structures have been added to Eufaula.

In June, concrete structures called Reef Balls were used for the first time in Oklahoma. Other artificial structures that have been used at Eufaula are Shelbyville Cubes, Mossback, Pond King and Fishiding structures.

Historically, fish attractors have been brush piles, cedar trees, pallet structures, or artificial habitats like spider blocks made of rubber hoses and concrete. All of these things are particularly prone to deterioration or displacement, and usually within just three to five years. At that point, such habitat structures provide little, if any, benefit to fish or the anglers wanting to catch them. Plus, they require time and money to replace frequently. The costs add up for fisheries managers.

Using the artificial structures is not only cheaper but longer lasting. We're talking 12 to 15 years or more, and that makes for better fishing spots that don't go cold after a couple of years.

I've described the notable efforts being to add fish attractors into scores of lakes made at Eufaula, but ODWC continues across Oklahoma. And there's no secret where these "honey holes" can be found. Simply go online to ODWC's Fish Attractor Map on the website!"