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Altus Reservoir

Jackson County, Oklahoma
140 acres
Channel Catfish Largemouth Bass Walleye

About Altus Reservoir

Altus Reservoir is a peaceful destination in Jackson County, Oklahoma, offering a quiet retreat near the towns of Altus, Blair, and Olustee. Spanning about 140 acres, this shallow lake provides a calm setting for visitors looking to enjoy the outdoors. Its gentle waters make it accessible for a variety of recreational activities throughout the year. Surrounded by natural beauty, the reservoir is framed by nearby Quartz Mountain Nature Park and Great Plains State Park, adding to the scenic context of the area. The lake's shallow depth creates a unique environment that supports local wildlife and offers a distinct experience compared to deeper lakes in the region.

Surface area
140 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.0

Fish species

Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Altus Reservoir

Fishing at Altus Reservoir is known for quality catches of Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, and Walleye. The lake's shallow waters create favorable conditions for these species, making it an appealing spot for anglers who appreciate a diverse fishery. The presence of these popular game fish ensures that fishing here can be rewarding, whether you're casting from shore or a small boat. The variety allows for different fishing experiences, catering to those who enjoy bass fishing as well as those targeting catfish or walleye.

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