Fishing Charters in Oklahoma
Browse fishing charters in Oklahoma that can help you catch black carp.


Action Guide Service
Kingston, Oklahoma
Action guide service on Lake Texoma offers World Class Striper Fishing


580 Guide Service
Kingston, Oklahoma
A great travelling experience can shape minds and broaden horizons. That’s why we take extra special care to get everything right for you – from recommending accommodation to helping you see exactly what you're interested in – all while keeping the


Leaders On The Fly
Broken Bow, Oklahoma


Lake Eufaula Fishing Guide
McAlester, Oklahoma
No fish, no pay on Lake Eufaula with D & K Guide Service. Fishing is excellent year round for crappie, largemouth bass and sand bass.


Hookd Up Guide Service
Mead, Oklahoma


Johnnys Fishing Guide Service
Kingston, Oklahoma
Book now for exceptional fishing expeditions with Lake Texoma's top fishing guides! Experience the thrill and create memories with our premier fishing charters.


Louies Lures Guide Service Lake Texoma
Kingston, Oklahoma
Save big on guided lake fishing at Texoma with Louie's spring special. Book your group today.


Majesticharters
Norman, Oklahoma


Bigfoot Bass Guide On Broken Bow Lake


Crosswinds Striper Guide Service
I put my heart and soul into every fishing trip. I want your children to be asking when they are going to go fishin' with SHAWN again? Real soon son, real soon


Tinks Fishing Guide Service
Fishing Guide Service for Bass or Crappie


Cornett’S Guide Service
Best Time to Catch Black Carp
Peak season: May, June. Also good: April, July, August. Right now in February, activity is poor.
Seasonal Activity Chart

Black Carp
Although not traditionally targeted, Black Carp are increasingly found in Oklahoma waters, including the Arkansas River near Tulsa. This invasive species presents a unique fishing opportunity for anglers looking for a challenge. The best time to target them is during the warmer months, particularly late spring and summer, when they are most active. Focus your efforts in areas with slow-moving water, abundant vegetation, or near agricultural fields, as these are their preferred feeding grounds. A valuable tip for Tulsa anglers is to use heavy tackle and strong hooks, as Black Carp are powerful fish. Access to the Arkansas River is available through several public access points and boat ramps along the riverfront. Remember to check local regulations regarding invasive species and report any catches to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. Be prepared for a tough fight and practice catch-and-release to help manage their population.
How to Catch Black Carp
Detailed fishing techniques coming soon for Black Carp in Tulsa.
Black Carp Fishing Regulations in Oklahoma
Open Season
Year-round
Daily Bag Limit
No limit
Size Limit
No size limit
License Required
Fishing License
Black Carp are a prohibited invasive species. If caught, anglers are required to kill them and report the catch location.
⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the Oklahoma state wildlife agency before fishing.
Related Species in Oklahoma
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the regulations for keeping Black Carp in Oklahoma, around Tulsa?
In Oklahoma, there are no size or bag limits on Black Carp, and they can be harvested year-round. You will need a valid Oklahoma fishing license.
Are there any specific rules about fishing for Black Carp near Tulsa?
No, besides the standard fishing license requirement, Oklahoma doesn't have specific regulations focused on Black Carp. They are open to fishing year-round with no limits.
If I catch a Black Carp in the Tulsa area, how big can it be to keep legally?
Oklahoma has no size restrictions on Black Carp, so you can keep any size you happen to catch.
What kind of bait is effective for catching Black Carp near Tulsa?
Since Black Carp are mollusk eaters, try using baits that mimic their natural diet. Snails or mussels, if legal to use as bait in Oklahoma, could be effective. Local bait shops can offer further advice.
Other Species to Fish in Tulsa
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