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Catch,
Photograph,
Release
Do As Okiefish Does---Give That Fish CPR!!
[ Catch And Release Tips ]
Trophy Bass that hang
on walls gather dust,
Trophy Bass left in water make more Trophies..
Oklahoma Wildlife Certificates For CPR
Release That Fish & Get An Award! FREE! From OkieFish.com & The Oklahoma Wildlife Department!
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Angler Recognition Program
Join Oklahoma's Newest Hero!
Brian Lindsay-- Caught & Released his 14lb. 1 oz. Largemouth! His Certificate is on the way.
OkieFish.com will send you, FREE OF CHARGE, a personalized CPR CERTIFICATE!
When you practice CPR -
CATCH - PHOTOGRAPH - RELEASE!
Practice CPR & Okiefish will send you a Certificate like this one -
PRESONALIZED!
 Just email us at the link below.
Your Name:
Species:
Weight:
Date:
Add a Photo if you like!
And your mailing address.
Then send to the Oklahoma Wildlife
Department's Angler Recognition Program which
recognizes anglers who catch exceptional fish with a certificate bearing
an embossed seal. Those who qualify will receive a Master Angler Award or
a Trophy Conservationist Award.
The program is designed to acknowledge anglers for outstanding
sport fishing accomplishments, to encourage catch and release of trophy-size fish, and to provide information on large fish caught throughout the state.
The program honors anglers who land and keep exceptional fish with the Master Angler Award while anglers who catch and release exceptional fish will receive a Trophy Conservationist Award. If a fish exceeds the current state record for that species, the angler must contact a Wildlife Department employee immediately so they can assist with completion of the Oklahoma Record Fish Application.
To qualify for a Master Angler Award you must land a fish that meets or exceed the minimum requirements listed in the chart below. To receive the Trophy Conservationist Award, anglers must release their trophy alive into the waters where caught and the fish must meet the minimum length requirements listed below.
Applications are available from department offices and the current year's Fishing Regulations. For details on Oklahoma's Angler Recognition Program write to:
Aquatic Education, Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, 1801 N. Lincoln, Oklahoma City, OK 73105.
Species Weight Master Angler Length (Inches) Trophy Conservationist
Black Bass:
Largemouth 8 lbs. 8 oz. (23)
Smallmouth 3 lbs. 8 oz. (20)
Spotted 3 lbs. (18)
True Bass:
Striped 20 lbs. (34)
Striped/White Hybrid 10 lbs. (28)
White 3 lbs. (19)
Catfish:
Channel 15 lbs. (34)
Blue 30 lbs. (41)
Flathead 40 lbs. (42)
Bullhead (All Species) 2 lbs. (16)
Paddlefish 60 lbs. (45*)
Crappie
White and Black 2 lbs., 8 oz (16)
True Perch
Sauger 2 lbs., 8 oz. (19)
Saugeye 7 lbs. (25)
Walleye 7 lbs. (27)
Sunfish All Species 1 lb. (9 1/2)
Trout All Species 4 lbs. (21)
*Paddlefish are measured along body from eye to fork in tail
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Special THANKS to Tyler Knight for Ole' Okiefish giving that bass CPR
picture. Thanks Tyler!
 
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