Oologah Lake is a reservoir in Oklahoma, near Rogers County.
Oologah Lake is a large Verdigris River reservoir in northeast Oklahoma. ODWC's recent survey lists a maximum depth of 72.2 feet and shows a fishery that is managed for far more than just bass.
ODWC regularly stocks hybrid striped bass and walleye at Oologah. Bass, crappie, catfish, white bass, and several sunfish species add even more options.
Paddlefish were restored to Oologah through stocking, and ODWC now reports natural reproduction in the population. That makes this lake especially interesting from a fisheries-management standpoint.
I would decide whether I wanted to chase bass, crappie, catfish, or one of the stocked open-water species before doing anything else. Oologah is too large to fish efficiently without narrowing the goal.
The reservoir impounds the Verdigris River.
ODWC's recent survey lists about 72.2 feet as the maximum.
ODWC uses regular stockings to support both fisheries.
ODWC reports evidence that the restored population is producing fish naturally.
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Distances are straight-line estimates between mapped water locations.