Landlocked Oklahoma nonetheless has plenty of opportunities for the local angler. Marshall County, with over 589 miles of shoreline, boasts Lake Texoma - "The Striper Capital of the World." Oklahoma State Parks provide plenty of lakes with several varieties of bass, catfish, trout, and other popular fish species.
The first fishing license in Oklahoma was sold in 1925, and the sport has been going strong there ever since. According to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, almost a third of Oklahoma residents have given fishing a try. If you're one of the two-thirds who hasn't, maybe today should be the day!
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