Lake Record Program

 
       

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First Lady Kim Henry and Lake Record Program (click here)

What is the biggest fish you’ve ever caught? A seven-pound largemouth, a two-pound crappie or a 45-pound blue catfish? While your fish may not have broken a state record, it could very possibly be the biggest fish ever caught out of your favorite lake. Now thanks to new technology and a network of record keepers at 13 lakes around the state, your next trophy could qualify as a lake record. The program was established as a way to serve anglers and recognize big fish and the lakes they come from.
 
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Wildlife Diversity    
  Show me the fish! Follow this link to find information and photographs of the record fish caught through this program.
Fishing Find a Record Keeper Click here to find where you can weigh in a potentially new lake record
  View Current State Records This link goes to the current Oklahoma State Records
Law Enforcement Become a Record Keeper Follow this link to find out if you are eligible to become a Lake Record Fish Record Keeper
 
Hunting

The 13 pilot lakes of the program are:  Arbuckle, Broken Bow, Canton, Eufaula, Ft. Cobb, Grand, Kaw, Keystone, Sardis, Skiatook, Tenkiller, Texoma, and Thunderbird. More will be added later!
 
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Educational Programs Largemouth bass  (6 lbs.) Smallmouth bass   (4 lbs.) Spotted bass   (2 lbs.)
  Crappie (2 lbs.)    Channel catfish   (15 lbs.)      Blue catfish  (40 lbs.)
About the Department Flathead catfish   (40 lbs.)   White bass   (3 lbs.)  Striped bass   (20 lbs.)
Hybrid striped bass   (8 lbs.)  Walleye/Saugeye   (5 lbs.)    Sunfish (any species)   (1 lb.)
Paddlefish/Spoonbill   (60 lbs.)