Brush Piles otherwise known as "Fish Attractors" create perfect habitat and shelter for fish.  Basically, they are brush, tree limbs or discarded Christmas trees that are bundled with an anchor and submerged under water.  These strategically located attractors can increase your chance for catching fish by angling on or near these submerged piles.

Birch, Skiatook and Oologah Lakes have brush pile information available and can provide you with that information. Please visit our Contact a Lake page. 

Many of our Oklahoma projects work with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation and local volunteers to create these underwater habitats.  The Department also is licensed to manage many land and water areas on Corps of Engineer projects.

Visit the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation's page.  There you will find the rules and regulations governing fishing and helpful information concerning fishing opportunities in Oklahoma. 

                            Click here and  GO FISH!

Before you go Bobber the Water Safety Dog says

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Brush Up on Safety!
 
 

Follow the link below to the available plats for Tulsa District's projects.  Some are available in an expandable text format and arranged by Township and Range, others are available through links to the USACE Digital Library.

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For survey boundary plats not available on this site contact the project.  You can find the projects contact information on this website.

Adjacent Landowners

The Tulsa District Corps of Engineers manages the natural, cultural, and developed resources of each project in the public interest, providing the public with safe and healthful recreational opportunities while protecting and enhancing those resources.

Along with the Survey Boundary Plats we have incorporated important information for adjacent landowners.  We hope this information is both educational and helpful in being our neighbor!