Canton Lake
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16-Nov-09
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: Canton: November 8. Elevation 1 ft. below normal. Crappie good on minnows and jigs near brush along dam. Striped bass hybrids and channel catfish good on shad. Report submitted by Mark Walker, game warden stationed in Blaine County. Reported by: Oklahoma Wildlife Dept. |
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| About: -
Canton Lake is located in west
Oklahoma on the North Canadian River, 2 miles north of the town of Canton. This
man-made lake offers extensive opportunity for outdoor recreational activities.
Canton is most widely known for an abundance of walleye and has become the
primary source of walleye eggs used to stock other Oklahoma lakes. Canton Lake
also hosts Oklahoma's oldest and largest fishing tournament. The Annual
Walleye Rodeo is held in May, the weekend following Mother's Day. Each year
an estimated 93,000 visitors from several states attend the Canton area. During
this four-day event, cash and prizes were given in excess of $30,000, with
walleye being the high-dollar fish.
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- crappie
- white bass
- hybrid bass
- channel catfish
- largemouth bass
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