Fishing

AN ABUNDANCE OF FISH

Among some of the most popular species of fish found in Keystone Lake are largemouth bass, crappie, adult white bass, striper bass, catfish, paddlefish, and many more. It is no surprise that some of the best fishing can be done at Keystone Lake during all seasons. A state fishing license and permits are required for those wanting to cast their reel. Visit the Wildlife Department to find instructions on how to obtain a license.

GUIDED FISHING TOURS

Many businesses offer travelers and residents of the Keystone area guided fishing trips and tours. They look forward to offering their lifelong skills of fishing to those interested in advancing their talents. Below is a list of businesses that offer guided fishing tours in Keystone Lake.

Business Name	Phone Number
Advanced Angling Guide Service, LLC	918-973-3633
B&C Fishing Adventures	918-864-0562
BZ Guide Service	918-998-3474
Fish On Oklahoma	918-724-6786
Grand River Monster Bowfishing Charters	918-864-1605
Hawker’s Guide Service	918-261-6804
Keystone Lake Paddlefish Charters	918-798-6425
Lance’s Guide Service	918-607-7357
Larry’s Hook Line And Sinker Guide Service	918-830-0007
McBride Outside	918-991-9749
Rodney’s Guide Service	918-691-5008
Starkey Outdoors	918-857-3054
TJ Fishing Co & Guide Service LLC	918-815-1256
T.R.Gx2 Fishing LLC	918-504-0082

FISH FOUND IN KEYSTONE LAKE

Below are some of the fishes that you will find at Keystone Lake:

WORLD RECORD PADDLEFISH

Keystone Lake is home to world record paddlefish, also known as spoonbills. The largest paddlefish to record was found on Keystone Lake in June of 2021 at 164 pounds.

LARGEMOUTH BASS

Fishers can find themselves among some of the greatest population of bass fish while at Keystone Lake. The lake is ranked one of the best for largemouth bass and offers fishers an opportunity to fill their ice chest with this freshwater creature.

CRAPPIE

It has been said that crappie is the best freshwater fish in Oklahoma. The best season to fish for crappie is during the winter months and they can be found in points, rocky or bushy areas.

ADULT WHITE BASS

The white bass is Oklahoma’s very own state fish and gets its name from its silver color. These bass can be found in open water during the day and on shallow shoals at night. white bass is often found in open waters and near bridges.

STRIPER BASS

Striper bass are considered a night fishing favorite in the area. It is best to fish for the critters in the early morning or at dusk. They move in large schools and are found in open waters, The stripers are rarely near a shore, so fishers will need a boat in order to find them.

…AND MANY MORE!

Other fish that can be found in the lake are sunfish, channel catfish, smallmouth bass, walleye and saugeye fish. Anglers are sure to have their reels and nets full with fish when at Keystone Lake.

PICK UP BAIT FROM LOCAL SUPPLIERS

Woody’s Bait and Tackle located at 20913 W 8th St. Sand Springs, OK
Salt Creek Bait and Tackle located at 1200 S Keyport Rd. Mannford, OK
Coyote Corner located at 2404 S 265th W Ave. Sand Springs, OK
Sand Springs Walmart located at 220 OK-97 Sand Springs, OK
Mister Bass Inc located at 4000 W Rogers Blvd Skiatook, OK