Fishing Webbers Falls Lake

AKA: Webbers Falls Reservoir

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Popular Fish Species Webbers Falls Lake, OK

Webbers Falls Lake Popular Fish - Crappie

Crappie Fishing

Crappie anglers can fish for both black crappie and white crappie at Webbers Falls Lake. These two species tend to school separately. However, once located around cover, you may catch both species, as they often use the same cover. For best results when fishing for crappie, light line and small hooks are key, especially when fishing live or prepared baits. Crappie jigs are also productive her in a wide variety of colors. This is a good place to catch quantities of nice, fat slabs. Crappie fishing can be found in varying size schools, hanging around brush, vegetation, wood or other cover. Using a fish finder any time of year can help locate these crappie schools, which tend to stack vertically around cover. Live bait and small jigs are the most common method for crappie here. In spring and fall focus on the 8 to 12 foot range. As the crappie move deep in summer and winter, follow points out deep, as well as find ledges near channels, especially areas with brush or timber in deeper water. The best time to catch crappie tends to be at dawn and dusk.

Webbers Falls Lake Popular Fish - Walleye

Walleye Fishing

Webbers Falls Lake is home to a hearty population of walleye. Good fisheries management by Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation and plenty of forage in the lake have them growing fat and healthy. Walleye have excellent vision in low light scenarios which helps them find food in deep or murky water. Make an effort to be on the water anytime there are low light conditions. During May and June is the optimal time to catch them, while feeding in shallower water. Other times of the year they are more likely to roam around in deeper water. Concentrate around structure like points, flats and ledges off the river channels. One of the proven methods for catching walleye here is trolling with spinners tipped with live bait, or trolling with long-billed, deep diving crankbaits. However casting live bait, jigs, worms and spoons also works well at times.

Webbers Falls Lake Popular Fish - White Bass

White Bass Fishing

White bass are aggressive, hard-fighting and just plain fun to catch. Numerous successful spawn years have increased the population of white bass in Webbers Falls Lake, and anglers can expect some great fishing this year. When fishing for white bass, the average fish is typically in the one- to two-pound range. These schooling fish tend to roam around the lake looking for ideal water conditions and baitfish. Look for them to generally be in 15 to 35 feet of water, whether they are hovering around the bottom or swimming in open water. Fish finders are the best way to locate big schools of white bass. Fish near the bottom at night with live bait. In spring, once the water temperature rises into the mid sixties, they move shallow into the backs of coves and creek channels to spawn. When white bass chase schools of bait near the surface, spinners, spoons and small crank baits work well. At this time anglers can fish from shore and often do quite well. Use lures that imitate baitfish, including small crankbaits, small jerkbaits, jigs and spoons.

Webbers Falls Lake Fishing Video

Fish species to fish for...

Guide to fishing for largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, spotted bass, channel catfish, flathead catfish, blue catfish, black crappie, white crappie, walleye, bluegill, green sunfish, redear sunfish, white bass, striped bass, paddlefish and saugeye at Webber Falls Lake in Oklahoma.

A scenic lake with an initial, primary purpose of producing hydroelectric power, Webber Falls Lake is an 11,500-acre lake with numerous fishling opportunities. Located in east-central Oklahoma, at Webber Falls, the lake has over 150 miles of shoreline to explore. The lake houses multiple fish species including three kinds of bass, three kinds of catfish, two species of crappie and multiple species of sunfish, plus striped bass, paddlefish and saugeye. Fishing can be good at any time, particularly when current is flowing. Several public use areas provide access to the shoreline for fishing from the bank.

Primary fish species residing in Webber Falls Lake

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Webber Falls Lake Amenities

Marina: YES
Boat Rental: YES
Boat Launch Ramp: YES
Campgrounds: YES
RV Hookups: YES
Lodging: NEARBY
Convenience Store: YES
Bait & Tackle: YES
Restaurant: YES

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Fishing Boat Rentals

GreenLeaf Marina & Grill
Rentals: Fishing boats, kayaks, canoes and pontoons
918 487-7264

Public Boat Launch Ramps & Landings

Brewer Bend Boat Launch Ramp
Located in the southwest section of the lake, off E0990 Road, this is a two-lane, concrete ramp with a dock and paved parking.

Spaniard Creek Boat Launch Ramp
Located mid lake, west side, at the south end of the Muskogee Turnpike Bridge, this is a one-lane, concrete ramp with paved parking.

Three Forks Harbor Boat Ramp
Located at the northern tip of the lake, east side, at the east end of the US Highway 62 Bridge, this is a two-lane, concrete ramp with paved parking.

Marinas

GreenLeaf Marina & Grill
12457 Whispering Winds
Greenleaf State Park, Braggs, OK 74423
918 487-7264