Ever heard one of those “fish story” tales – how your friend once caught a monster the size of Titanic out of a lake the size of a puddle? Well, truth be told – you really don’t need a lot of water to catch a huge fish. As such, we’ve created a handy-dandy list for you of all the small-yet-fantastic fishing holes in Choctaw Country. Don’t forget to start spreading the tales once you land your first whopper! Six of the smallest lakes with the biggest fish in southern Oklahoma: McGee Creek Bass, Crappie, Catfish Shoreline: 80.3 mi Area: 3,709 ac Sardis Lake Bass, Catfish, Crappie, Walleye Surface area: 14,360 ac Shore length: 117 mi Lake McAlester Bass, Catfish, Crappie Shoreline: 21.2 mi Area: 1,521 ac Hugo Lake Crappie, Bass Shoreline: 98.6 mi Area: 11,592 ac Pine Creek Crappie, Bass Shoreline: 103.7 mi Area: 3,750 ac Robert S. Kerr (Kerr Lake) Sauger, Walleye, Bass, Catfish Shoreline: 278 mi Area: 43,800 ac *According to State record holders, Kerr Lake is home to the state record for both Sauger (5.31lbs) and Walleye (12.81lbs.) Oklahoma Fishing TrailDesigned to highlight the best of Oklahoma fishing. It’s organized into six loops, one for each region of the state. Within each loop is an all-around lake and several locations selected for one or two standout species. View