May is a month of transition for Sooner slabs. Here’s where the fishing should be hot until our weather shifts from spring to summer. (May 2008) ... [+] Full Article

If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at catching three different species of black bass in one day, here are the top spots to do it in our state. (May 2008) ... [+] Full Article

You'll definitely want to include these crappie hotspots near Oklahoma City on your hit list for April slab action. (April 2008) ... [+] Full Article

Oklahoma anglers are lucky to have such great fishing for striped bass so close at hand. Here's how 2008's fishing should shape up at our top waters. (April 2008) ... [+] Full Article

What a difference some rain can make! Last year, our lakes were at record low water levels; now they’re at record highs. So what does that mean for our bass fishing this spring. (March 2008). ... [+] Full Article

Good thing we have 12 months in a year -- because with this much great fishing action, we’d never squeeze it into any fewer months. (February 2008). ... [+] Full Article

Looking for an early start on fresh crappie filets? These lakes may be your best bets for February fishing. (February 2008). ... [+] Full Article

Even in the midst of a heat wave, you can count on these locations to turn out good catfishing action. (August 2007) ... [+] Full Article

Can you land big bigmouths in the sweltering summer? You bet! Just fish these northeast Oklahoma bass hotspots and use the tactics that our experts employ. (July 2007) ... [+] Full Article

Have you been bass fishing at Lake Texoma lately? No? Then maybe you'd better give it a try soon! (June 2007) ... [+] Full Article

When it comes to good catfishing waters, the Sooner State is blessed with hotspots aplenty. Here are just a few that you should be fishing this year. (June 2007) ... [+] Full Article

For this month’s best crappie action, be sure to check out the slab situation at these hot waters across our state. ... [+] Full Article

Whether a boss gobbler answers their call this spring or ignores it, it’s a sure bet that Oklahoma’s turkey chasers will answer the call to hit the woods. And this what they’ll find there. (March 2008). ... [+] Full Article

Canada geese are piling up in our state in record numbers this month. Here's where and how to take advantage of that happy situation. (January 2008) ... [+] Full Article

During an Oklahoma December, "Keep your eye on the sky" is sage advice for duck hunters. (December 2007) ... [+] Full Article

More and more wallhanger-grade animals show up in the Sooner State each season -- so could this be the year that you score on that trophy of a lifetime? This information could lead you to it! (November 2007) ... [+] Full Article

If you expect to collect a turkey this month in Oklahoma, the first thing you need to do is to forget what you learned about hunting them in the spring.(November 2007) ... [+] Full Article

If you measure a successful deer season by the number of tags you fill and the amount of venison in your freezer, then you should concentrate your hunting efforts in these areas this fall. (October 2007) ... [+] Full Article

The monster whitetail that Mark Hanaway killed near the Oklahoma City suburb of Jones last fall wasn't the first giant from that area.(September 2007) ... [+] Full Article

The season we've all been waiting for is at hand! Here's what you can expect when you hit Oklahoma's dove fields on opening day. (September 2007) ... [+] Full Article

Where are our deer herds and deer hunting headed in the near future? Here are some answers, straight from the Sooner State's No. 1 deer man. (August 2007) ... [+] Full Article

It’s never too early to locate the Oklahoma bucks you’ll be hunting next fall. Here are some tips to get you started now. (July 2007) ... [+] Full Article

Mature gobblers are out there in plenty this year, and ready to talk turkey. So how’s the season going to shape up in your part of the state? ... [+] Full Article

Count on these locations to provide the month’s best gunning for Canada geese in central and Western Oklahoma. ... [+] Full Article