Billy's Guide Service invites you down to Northeast Oklahoma to try something unique and truly different. Explore the beautiful waters of Fort Gibson Lake and get your hands on highly prized Paddlefish, commonly called Spoonbill.
"This was a memorable trip for my son and his friends. We took my son for his 11th birthday." — Daniel,
- Trips from:US $330
B&C Fishing – Fort Gibson
WagonerB&C Fishing Adventures specializes in fishing trips in Fort Gibson and Grand Lake, Oklahoma.
"We have chartered all over: Mexico, Texas, Missouri, Florida, etc." — Steve,Trips from:US $200Based out of Wagoner, Oklahoma Paddlefish Guide Service is your ticket to a memorable time on the water. Expect 80 pound plus paddlefish on all trophy trips! Keystone Lake and Fort Gibson are the main lakes that will be fished. Capt.
"Cameron is the man! I was very impressed with his knowledge not just on paddlefish, but as an angler in general." — Andrew,Trips from:US $600McBride Outside Guide- Fort Gibson
Chouteau: 20 min drive from WagonerAre you ready for some hot fishing action? Hop aboard, and let's have some fun and make memories! McBride Outside Guide Service is here to help you. Captain Trenton will be your guide, bringing years of angling experience aboard.
"Absolutely incredible day on the lake! A cold front blew through but he still made it happen and got us into a ton of sandies." — John,Trips from:US $450Starkey Outdoors – Ft.Gibson Lake Paddlefish
Chouteau: 20 min drive from WagonerSpringtime is when the big female Paddlefish/Spoonbill make their run up the river to spawn. This is when the people who enjoy the taste of caviar book their trips.
"I contacted Captain Jerry after watching some of his Youtube videos." — Christopher,Trips from:US $600Earl’s Guide Services, LLC
Tulsa: 34 min drive from WagonerTulsa has a fish with your name on it, so let Earl's Guide Services help you catch it! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Cameron can tell you all about them.
"From Michigan and used to local fishing. Captain Earl got us up to speed with different reels for different skills (open face/bait cast)." — Jason,Trips from:US $400McBride Outside Guide – Oolagah Lake
Oologah: 1 hr drive from WagonerMake an adventure out of your next trip to Oolagah Lake and go fishing with McBride Outside Guide Service. With Captain Trent at the helm, you're in knowledgeable and experienced hands.
"My family and I had a wonderful experience. The captain was professional, patient and kind." — Paul,Trips from:US $450Fish On – Fort Gibson Lake
Chouteau: 22 min drive from WagonerFish On invites you to join them for an amazing Oklahoma adventure. Captain David Clark runs fishing trips on Skiatook, Sooner, Fort Gibson, and Oologah Lakes, year round.
"Can’t wait to go back out and get a paddle fish and hopefully the 35 pounder that barely missed the net for proof but couldn’t get the camera in time." — Anthony, COTrips from:US $500
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Fishing in Wagoner
Wagoner, Oklahoma, stands as a prime fishing destination in the heart of Green Country, renowned for its diverse waterways and rich aquatic ecosystems. Anglers flock to this region for exceptional year-round opportunities across its lakes, rivers, and reservoirs, with a focus on trophy-sized Largemouth bass and robust populations of Bluegill. The crown jewel, Fort Gibson Lake—just minutes from Wagoner—boasts dramatic rocky bluffs and fertile waters teeming with Channel, Blue, and Flathead catfish, alongside Crappie and Largemouth bass. This highly productive reservoir, fed by the Grand River, offers dynamic habitats from deep channels to shallow coves, ensuring varied and exciting fishing experiences.
Beyond Fort Gibson, Wagoner County's network of waterways includes the Verdigris River—a hotspot for catfish and bass—plus nearby gems like Oologah Lake and Tenkiller Ferry Lake. These interconnected systems create a mosaic of angling environments, from tranquil backwaters to open expanses ideal for trolling. With accessible shore fishing, boat ramps, and scenic US Army Corps of Engineers parks, Wagoner combines convenience with unspoiled natural beauty. Whether targeting feisty Bluegill in Wagoner Lake's calm coves or pursuing catfish in the river currents, this destination delivers consistent action amid Oklahoma's picturesque landscapes.








