If it’s big fish you’re after, head to Grand Lake O’ The Cherokees. This 46,000-acre lake is home to some giant crappie, catfish, and bass. Located in the northeast corner of the state, this lake offers 460 miles of shoreline to discover. In addition to the giant fish already mentioned, you can also catch bluegill, white bass, hybrid stripers, paddlefish, and bream. You can fish from the shore or venture out on the water using one of the many boat launches. If you don’t have a boat, you can rent one at a boat rental shop or marina – several of which are located around the lake. In the upper regions of the lake, you’ll find some good cover, which provides excellent hiding places for the fish. The boat docks are also a popular place to fish. During the winter and in the hot summer months, the fish tend to move to the deeper water, hiding around humps, islands, and ledges.
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Grand Lake O’ The Cherokees boat ramps:
The following boat ramps provide access to Grand Lake O’ The Cherokees.
Indian Hills Resort Boat Ramp
S 630 Rd Grove, OK
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Red Rock Resort Boat Ramp
Grove, OK 9187862882
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Barker’s Edgewater Marine Boat Ramp
1500-1516 98th St NW Grove, OK
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Shangri-la Marina Boat Ramp
29630-29682 Oklahoma 125 Cleora, OK
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Indian Hills Resort and Marina Boat Ramp
Park Dr Cleora, OK
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Loch Lomond Lake Boat Ramp
Squirrel Run Grove, OK
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Southwinds Marina Inc Boat Ramp
2174-2408 Tulsa Ave Cleora, OK
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Port Carlos Boat Ramp
PO Box 780, S 4500 Rd Ketchum, OK 918-782-3201
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Hammerhead Marina Boat Ramp
34988 Hammerhead Rd.Langley, OK 918-782-3238
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Honey Creek State Park Boat Ramp at Grand Lake of the Cherokees Boat Ramp
Strang, OK
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Grove Loop Boat Ramp
Grove, OK
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Red Arrow Sportsmans Marina Boat Ramp
Orchard Ln Cleora, OK
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