no....
gore on the lower ill would be the closest but it wont be near what your use to
the closest place that would be like home to u would be Spring Valley... its about an hour and half from tulsa and its nice and has some huge fish..... bring your wallet though$ $ $
the closest place that would be like home to u would be Spring Valley... its about an hour and half from tulsa and its nice and has some huge fish..... bring your wallet though$ $ $
for the life of me, I can't remember the place, but somewhere around Tulsa there is a lake or creek or something that one of the small suburbs pays to stock. Maybe you Tulsa guys know more about it.
It won't be pristine stream fishing like your used to. Just stockers.
It won't be pristine stream fishing like your used to. Just stockers.
Oklahoma has 2 places with year around trout. Not many wild fish here. Mainly stocked fish, some wild fish below Broken Bow lake. 3 1/2 - 4 hour drive to that place though. Lower Illinois below Tenkiller lake is a trout river. They are nothing like the Sierra waters you fished. Missouri and Arkansas has some year around trout rivers too. It will take you roughly a little over an hour from Tulsa to the Lower Illinois river. It is 90 miles for me one way and I live just west of Tulsa in Sand Springs.
Are you talking about pretty water lake north of Sapulpa? I've never fished it.
That's the one, I've never fished it either but I think they stock it mainly in the fall. Again, not the wild fish you're used to, try fly fishing for bass. Even the perch and such are fun with a fly rod. I grew up chasing trout out west as well and I've found that the warm water fish are a hoot with fly gear.
i bet he is
its more like a pond and its not really worth the time if your really into fly fishing
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