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Paddlefish are prehistoric giants that have survived virtually unchanged for over 300 million years. These unique fish are filter feeders with distinctive paddle-shaped rostrums used to sense plankton in the water. - Oklahoma's state record paddlefish weighed 164 pounds. - Paddlefish can live over 50 years and don't reach maturity until 7-10 years old. - They require flowing water to survive and cannot be caught with traditional bait.
Captain Marty Battles of Gone Fishin Guide Service on Saturday March offers a specialized 4-hour paddlefish fishing charter on Keystone Lake near Glencoe. This private guided fishing experience targets trophy paddlefish using proven local techniques including snagging, drift fishing, and trolling methods. Departing from New Mannford Ramp at 8:00 AM or 2:00 PM, the trip accommodates up to 9 guests aboard a well-equipped 20' Lowe center console boat with GPS, fish finder, and quality gear. State fishing licenses required. Perfect for anglers of all skill levels looking to experience Oklahoma's premier paddlefish fishing destination with an experienced local guide who knows these waters inside and out.
Captain Marty Battles of Gone Fishin Guide Service on Saturday March leads this 4-hour paddlefish fishing adventure on Keystone Lake. The private charter starts at $400 for two guests, with options to add up to 7 additional anglers. Departing at 8:00 AM or 2:00 PM from New Mannford Ramp, this guided fishing trip includes all tackle, bait, and use of the 20' Lowe center console boat equipped with GPS, fish finder, and livewell. State fishing licenses are required and not included. Book online or call to reserve your Keystone Lake fishing experience with this experienced local guide.
This specialized paddlefish charter focuses on Oklahoma's unique snagging opportunities on Keystone Lake. Captain Marty uses proven techniques including drift fishing and trolling to target these prehistoric giants in one of the state's top paddlefish destinations. The 4-hour duration provides ample time to work different areas of the lake and learn effective paddlefish techniques. With accommodations for up to 9 guests, this trip works well for families, groups, or solo anglers wanting to experience something different from traditional fishing.
The boat comes fully equipped with quality gear, GPS navigation, and fish finder technology to locate productive areas efficiently. Captain Marty's local knowledge of Keystone Lake's structure and seasonal patterns gives anglers the best chance at connecting with these impressive fish while learning techniques that work year-round.
Paddlefish represent one of Oklahoma's most unique angling opportunities, and Keystone Lake offers excellent habitat for these ancient fish. These filter-feeders require specialized snagging techniques rather than traditional bait fishing, making guided trips valuable for learning proper methods. Spring months like March provide prime conditions as paddlefish become more active in the warming water. Captain Marty's experience with reading water conditions and understanding paddlefish behavior patterns helps maximize success on these challenging but rewarding trips.
Meet Captain Marty at New Mannford Ramp for either the 8:00 AM or 2:00 PM departure. The 20' Lowe center console boat provides stable fishing platform with room for up to 9 anglers total. All fishing gear, tackle, and boat equipment are included in the charter rate. Bring your Oklahoma fishing license, snacks, drinks, and weather-appropriate clothing. The captain provides instruction on paddlefish snagging techniques and handles boat operation, navigation, and fish handling. Plan for a 4-hour trip focused on learning specialized techniques while targeting one of Oklahoma's most unique fish species.
Captain Marty runs a well-maintained 20' Lowe center console boat that's perfectly suited for Keystone Lake's paddlefish fishing. The boat features a reliable outboard motor, GPS navigation, and fish finder to locate productive areas efficiently. With a spacious deck layout, there's plenty of room for up to 9 anglers to move around comfortably while snagging. The center console design provides excellent visibility for the captain to navigate the lake safely while keeping an eye on all guests. A quality livewell keeps any fish fresh, and rod holders are strategically placed around the boat. The boat's shallow draft allows access to various areas of Keystone Lake where paddlefish congregate, and the stable platform makes it easier for anglers of all experience levels to learn proper snagging techniques.