The eastern half of Oklahoma has streams and creeks all over the place. The best thing about these ‘criks’ is the fact that they’re often filled with native fish, particularly the smallmouth bass.
There’s the Illinois of course, but in that same region of the state you might try Flint Creek, Spring Creek, Lee or Little Lee, Sallisaw or Barron Fork (and others).
Down in the Quachita area – try Black Fork, Glover, Eagle Fork, Mountain Fork and the Kiamichi. And don’t forget Pennington that flows into Texoma, there’s a hatchery there and it seems that some fish like to stay close to home.
Make sure you don’t intrude on the landowners, use bridges as your access points.
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