Urban fishing and free fishing clinics
No need to gas up the tank and head out of town to “wet a hook” this summer. Their are plenty of near-by fishing holes right here in Tulsa. The Oklahoma Wildlife Department has done a lot of research to determine the types of fish found in urban Tulsa, and if new species are moving in. Below is a list of 16 open to the public fishing areas within Tulsa. By clicking the link you can find out if your odds for catching a large mouth bass, channel cat, sunfish, etc are LOW, MODERATE or HIGH.
If you’re new to fishing and are looking to learn more about the sport of fishing, check out the free clinics hosted by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. More Info: Click Here
Ready to go? Don’t forget. If you’re required to have a fishing license. Get yours online. Click Here. For License Requirements/Exemptions Click Here.
| 1: Lynn Lane Reservoir | 7: Metcalf | 13: Redford |
| 2: Brookwood | 8: Minshall Park | 14: Sherry Lake |
| 3: Crescent Pond | 9: Mohawk Park | 15: The Gardens |
| 4: Garden Ridge Pond | 10: MS6 | 16: Yahola |
| 5: Hunter Park | 11: Nelson Park | |
| 6: Leake Park | 12: Owen Park | |
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photo credit – flickr: Topato
