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Blue Catfish

Blue Catfish

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Channel Catfish

Channel Catfish

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Flathead Catfish

Flathead Catfish

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Big Cats Fishing Oklahoma , Guide - Top Species in May

Blue Catfish
Blue Catfish
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Species Name: Ictalurus Furcatus
Species Family: Ictaluridae
Species Order: Siluriformes
Habitat: River, Lake, Flats, Backcountry
Weight: 20 - 81 pounds
Length: 25" - 46"
Channel Catfish
Channel Catfish
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Species Name: Ictalurus Punctatus
Species Family: Ictaluridae
Species Order: Siluriformes
Habitat: Rivers, Tidal Mouths, Bends, Wrecks
Weight: 2 - 4 pounds
Length: 15" - 25"
Flathead Catfish
Flathead Catfish
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Species Name: Pylodictis Olivaris
Species Family: Ictaluridae
Species Order: Siluriformes
Habitat: River, Lake, Flats, Backcountry
Weight: 4 - 60 pounds
Length: 12" - 61"

Common Questions:


What is the most popular fish in Oklahoma?

The most popular fish in Oklahoma is the catfish, particularly the blue catfish and channel catfish. As experts in catfishing, Big Cats Fishing Oklahoma, guided by Captain William Forbes, specializes in providing thrilling adventures and successful catches for anglers targeting these prized species in the lakes and rivers of Oklahoma.


Where are fish biting in Oklahoma City?

Fish are currently biting in various lakes around Oklahoma City, including Lake Hefner, Lake Overholser, and Lake Stanley Draper, with catfish being a prominent catch. For tailored guidance and expertise on where and how to reel in these prized fish, anglers can rely on the seasoned knowledge of Big Cats Fishing Oklahoma, led by Captain William Forbes, ensuring an exciting and fruitful fishing experience in Oklahoma City's waters.


What is the biggest fish in Oklahoma?

The biggest fish in Oklahoma is the alligator gar, known for its immense size and prehistoric appearance. Anglers seeking the thrill of encountering these impressive creatures can rely on the expertise of Big Cats Fishing Oklahoma, guided by Captain William Forbes, who can provide valuable insights and assistance in targeting and catching alligator gar in the waters of Oklahoma.


What species of fish can I catch in Grand Lake, Oklahoma?

In Grand Lake, you can catch several species, including Blue Catfish, Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Crappie, and Bass. Captain William Forbes specializes in targeting catfish, ensuring an exciting fishing experience for all anglers.


What is the best time to catch catfish in Grand Lake?

The best time to catch catfish in Grand Lake is during the spring and fall months when they are most active and feeding. Early mornings and late evenings are also prime times for catfishing, according to Captain William.


Are there trophy catfish in Grand Lake?

Yes! Grand Lake is known for producing trophy-sized catfish. Many anglers have successfully caught catfish over 30 pounds. With Captain William’s expertise, you’ll have a great chance of reeling in a big one!


What bait do you use for catfishing in Grand Lake?

We use a variety of baits, including cut shad, live bait, and prepared stink baits, depending on the species targeted and the season. Captain William will advise you on the best bait options for your fishing trip.


Is catch and release recommended for fish in Grand Lake?

Catch and release is encouraged for certain species, especially trophy fish. Captain William promotes sustainable fishing practices to help preserve the fishery for future generations. He can guide you on best practices during your trip.


What is the average size of catfish in Grand Lake?

The average size of catfish in Grand Lake varies, but you can typically expect to catch catfish ranging from 5 to 15 pounds. However, larger specimens can be caught, particularly during peak fishing seasons.


Can I catch other species besides catfish?

Yes! In addition to catfish, you can also catch Crappie, Largemouth Bass, and Smallmouth Bass in Grand Lake. Captain William can tailor your trip to focus on different species based on your interests.


Big Cats Fishing Oklahoma , Guide Fishing Guide targets the top Grand Lake, Oklahoma Fish species including Blue Catfish (Also Called Catfish ), Flathead Catfish (Also Called Yellow Cat, Mud Cat, Johnnie Cat, Pied Cat, Mississippi Cat, Shovelhead, Mudcat, Motley Cat, Appaloosa), Channel Catfish (Also Called Graceful Catfish, Catfish ). We primarily Fish the Grand Lake O' the Cherokees, Neosho River, Elm Creek, Wolf Creek.

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