Lake Hudson, Oklahoma

Lake Hudson, Oklahoma
Facts & Features

Lake Hudson is one of only two lakes in Oklahoma where a resident can own lake front property on the water's edge, is second in a chain of three lakes along the Grand River, has 200 miles of panoramic shoreline and has about 12,000 acres of water for the pleasure of recreational enthusiasts. Many various water sports are available and with the construction of Markham Ferry Dam in 1964, fishing became every fisherman's dream.

All types of water sports are available on Lake Hudson and public access is easy with numerous boat ramps, recreational areas, and marinas. Overnight camping is available at several scenic locations.

Lake Hudson, named after the late Wash Hudson, a former Tulsa attorney, is in a natural river valley just south of Grand Lake, with hidden coves and majestic bluffs. In the heart of the Cherokee Nation, Salina lies immediately on the shores of Lake Hudson and is a short drive from Tulsa (approximately 50 miles) and even closer to the capital of the Cherokee Nation, Tahlequah (approximately 33 miles).

Lake Hudson, Oklahoma
Fishing Guides

Thomas Guide Service Largemouth Bass 918-837-0490

Lake Hudson, Oklahoma
Area Businesses

Lake Hudson Lodging Pryor Oklahoma Hotels & Motels

Lake Hudson, Oklahoma
Game Fish & Online Licenses

Lake Hudson is known as "the best bass lake in Oklahoma" and sports several bass tournaments each year.

• Largemouth Bass
• Black Bass
• Spotted Bass
• White Bass
• Hybrid Striped Bass
• Crappie
• Channel Catfish
• Bluegill
• Saugeye
• Hawg Blawg - Big Ones that got away! Fun stories & fishing news.
• Licenses & Fees
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• Angler Recognition Program

Lake Hudson, Oklahoma
Lake Map & Directions

2 miles northwest of Locust Grove, Oklahoma on Highway 82.

Directions to Lake Hudson, Oklahoma.

Lake Hudson, Oklahoma
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