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Oknoname 02722 Reservoir

Cleveland County, Oklahoma
5,498 acres

About Oknoname 02722 Reservoir

Time spent at Oknoname 02722 Reservoir feels expansive and open, with its broad surface stretching across Cleveland County, Oklahoma. The lake's shallow nature creates a unique environment where the water stays relatively close to the surface, inviting visitors to explore its wide-open waters. The surrounding towns of Norman, Noble, and Slaughterville provide a quiet backdrop to this natural setting. With nearly 5,500 acres of surface area, the reservoir offers plenty of space for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy water activities and scenic views. Nearby, Lake Thunderbird State Park adds a touch of protected natural landscape to the region, enhancing the area's outdoor appeal without overwhelming the lake's own character.

Surface area
5,498 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.3

Fishing Oknoname 02722 Reservoir

Variety defines the fishing experience at Oknoname 02722 Reservoir, where anglers can pursue several species native to these waters. The lake supports a range of fish, offering opportunities to catch different types throughout the seasons. Though the lake's shallow depth influences fish behavior, it can make certain species more accessible to anglers looking for a diverse catch. This variety encourages exploration and patience, rewarding those who enjoy a more natural and varied fishing environment.

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