Thread: Oologah Archives

Originally Posted by crop e man

just got back from oologah . only caught 1 dink and a channel cat. water was 53-58 depending how shallow you were. fished the hawthorne-will rogers area. marked lots at about 20 foot or so .

Sure they weren't wallies?

Too small for walleye besides i drug cranks on leadcore thru em and minnows with no luck . They were all staging off creek drop just outside small cut that i spawn fish in

Crappie building up big time but not very many willing to bite. They have been hitting in the area of 8' -12' deep here lately on Oologah and a lot of the bigger ones right off the bottom with a very light hit. With this weeks warm up and Southerly winds, I look for the first round of them being in the shallows within a day or two. It's a great time to do some night time fishing from the bank for those without boats.

monday--- spent the day on eufaula real slow --- took home 10 for supper --- water temp 54 morning --- 57 evening --- talked to 4 boats minnow fishing --- one of them had 6 --- got my six on blue and perpul --- blue and shartrues --- sure do need to find me some spots on oologah that was one long trip down south this old man is wore clean out --- GOD BLESS dont catch um all ---rc

Originally Posted by RBC

--- sure do need to find me some spots on oologah that was one long trip down south this old man is wore clean out --- rc

If you're a lot closer to Oologah then use the time it takes to drive to Eufaula and spend it on Oologah fishing. You'll come across some areas that produce every bit as good if not better. Don't discount Kaw or some of the other smaller lakes either. The Oologah brushpiles placed by the corp every year are one great place to start when they're not on the banks.

know what you mean on spending the travel time hard to break old habits hope to spend more time on oologah ---- blue and spencer finding some of the brush piles -- like to get one of the new DSI locators --- cash a problem -- cheapest one i have seen $200 lowrance --- have heard that hummingbird does a better job -- how about you guys that use them low cost ones what do you think?

Went yesterday, fished Talalah Creek along with quite a few others. Only caught two, but they were nice fish. Noone that I spoke to had any luck. Water was murky and the wind was strong.

You know in the movie "Braveheart" where Mel Gibson is telling the troops, "Hold. Hold!" Well, somewhere in Oolagah I think there is a blue faced crappie named William Wallace directing the spawn. Its just not happening yet. Was packed for a Friday, every fisherman is ready. The water was 62 and only a few fish were shallow. Most were still out at 12-22 feet.