Thread: Oologah Archives

Originally Posted by Crappie Reaper

That spot looks familliar. Great day guys, looks like ya had a blast!

Way to go Ledge! We got another one with that photoshopped background. Lol. Help us out here Reaper, we need more exterminators.

Originally Posted by Crappie ciller

I think I threw my back out trying to hold those slimers up while Ledge got the perfect artistic angle for each shot but it was worth it to rid the crappie world of 30 slab suckers. In that last picture I was actually leaning over the hot tub to splash some water in my face and try to revive myself a little before the afternoon bite kicked in. Wanted to get to that 48 degree lake water but in TC's Ark you need a rope ladder and some snacks just to make the effort. Despite the burden of it all it was still one of my top ten best fishing days ever and 47 lbs was definitely the biggest fish I ever got without a gun and I am willing to make the sacrifice again if it means saving some more lives of the only fish that really matter. You're welcome guys.

wow, so i guess the blues are biting on oolagah. what bait did u use? whats a good spot without a boat to catch those on oolagah?

Ledge and Ciller looks like you had a blast!!

Why do I suspect it was not a picture of OOlagah

Anyone having any luck on Oologah? Haven't seen a report on here in a while.

I haven't been out but hoping to get out saturday or sunday. a recent report would help yes I agree.

Heard some scattered reports yesterday at Jim's Bait Shop in Nowata that a few were being caught off the rip rap at Winganon, and a buddy of mine bank fished California Creek and picked some up. I'm going to try to get out today, but it'll be a mixed bag trip up the river...Just got my new HDS units and need to play with them.

Currently, the spawn is on and off. Typical Oologah spawn with the weather changes. Hot and Cold, expect any shallow fish to move deeper after about two hours of sun up. After that, you'll catch a nice fish every now and then but very tough to find any numbers. I took one of my daughters out yesterday and fished from 6 am until about 2 pm and had a mere 5 keepers. Some were caught working standing timber, other hits came from off about any bank all the way out as far as the main lake. Right place, right time is the key. I've seen some nice stringers lately, but just not in my livewell.