- LAKE Overholser OKLAHOMA
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Lake Overholser is Oklahoma City’s oldest reservoir, built in 1919 to provide water to a treatment plant still operating at NW 6 and Pennsylvania Avenue.
It’s just off old Route 66 between Council Road and Morgan Road. A canal connects it to Lake Hefner.
Lake Overholser offers a covered fishing pier, boat ramps, tending docks, handicap facilities and fish attractors. A covered picnic pavilion is available on advance notice. Picnicking, fishing, sailing, boating and jetskiing are permitted. Swimming is prohibited.
NOTE: Oklahoma City requires additional fishing & boating permits on the lake along with a state permit.
- Black Bass
- Sand Bass
- Catfish
- Striped Bass
- Hybrid Striped Bass
- Crappie
- Walleye
- Saugeye
- Licenses & Fees
- Buy Licenses Online
- State & Lake Records
Just off old Route 66 between Council Road and Morgan Road, Oklahoma City.
Directions to Lake Overholser, Oklahoma.
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Lake Overholser is Oklahoma City’s oldest reservoir, built in 1919 to provide water to a treatment plant still operating at NW 6 and Pennsylvania Avenue.
It’s just off old Route 66 between Council Road and Morgan Road. A canal connects it to Lake Hefner.
Lake Overholser offers a covered fishing pier, boat ramps, tending docks, handicap facilities and fish attractors. A covered picnic pavilion is available on advance notice. Picnicking, fishing, sailing, boating and jetskiing are permitted. Swimming is prohibited.
NOTE: Oklahoma City requires additional fishing & boating permits on the lake along with a state permit.
- Black Bass
- Sand Bass
- Catfish
- Striped Bass
- Hybrid Striped Bass
- Crappie
- Walleye
- Saugeye
- Licenses & Fees
- Buy Licenses Online
- State & Lake Records
Just off old Route 66 between Council Road and Morgan Road, Oklahoma City.
Directions to Lake Overholser, Oklahoma.
Interactive maps courtesy of Google Maps