O. C. Fisher fishing

O. C. Fisher fishing is stocked with Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Walleye, Warmouth, Crappie, Hybrid Sunfish, and 7 more on a reservoir. It is stocked about 1.2 times a year since 1966. Species guides list dusk and night for Channel Catfish, dawn and dusk for Largemouth Bass, and dawn, dusk, and night for Walleye and Crappie.

AI-generated illustration, not a photo of this lake
Last stocked
2026
Lone Star Bass
Plants on record
72
Since 1966
Species recorded
13
Elevation
1,877.1 ft

Fish at O. C. Fisher

13 stocked · 0 confirmed present

Largemouth Bass Stocked · 17 plants · last 2019 Best: dawn, dusk

Last stocked 2019 · 17 plants

Best: dawn, dusk

Largemouth Bass species guide
Channel Catfish Stocked · 12 plants · last 2025 Best: dusk, night

Last stocked 2025 · 12 plants

Best: dusk, night

Channel Catfish species guide
Walleye Stocked · 9 plants · last 1990 Best: dawn, dusk, night

Last stocked 1990 · 9 plants

Best: dawn, dusk, night

Walleye species guide
Bluegill Stocked · 7 plants · last 2026 Best: dawn, day, dusk

Last stocked 2026 · 7 plants

Best: dawn, day, dusk

Bluegill species guide
Crappie Stocked · 5 plants · last 2025 Best: dawn, dusk, night

Last stocked 2025 · 5 plants

Best: dawn, dusk, night

Crappie species guide
Lone Star Bass Stocked · 3 plants · last 2026

Last stocked 2026 · 3 plants

Threadfin Shad Stocked · 1 plant · last 1984

Last stocked 1984 · 1 plant

Warmouth Stocked · 1 plant · last 1969

Last stocked 1969 · 1 plant

How O. C. Fisher is stocked

Source: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.

No plants recorded in 32 years between 1966 and 2026.

Fish stocked in 1966

212,500

Fish stocked in 1968

146,400

Fish stocked in 1969

220,550

Fish stocked in 1970

1,155,135

Fish stocked in 1971

759,540

Fish stocked in 1972

1,048,000

Fish stocked in 1973

3,915,675

Fish stocked in 1974

234,900

Fish stocked in 1980

101,016

Fish stocked in 1981

30,004

Fish stocked in 1982

30,427

Fish stocked in 1983

6,306,250

Fish stocked in 1984

8,500

Fish stocked in 1987

345,399

Fish stocked in 1989

4,787,250

Fish stocked in 1990

4,962,600

Fish stocked in 1994

50,345

Fish stocked in 1996

107,803

Fish stocked in 2003

71,426

Fish stocked in 2005

334,231

Fish stocked in 2006

233,215

Fish stocked in 2015

120

Fish stocked in 2016

362,348

Fish stocked in 2017

133,150

Fish stocked in 2018

111,693

Fish stocked in 2019

25,474

Fish stocked in 2024

8,021

Fish stocked in 2025

110,919

Fish stocked in 2026

369,715

Stocking history

Source: Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
2026Lone Star Bass203,694–report
2026Lone Star Bass61,122–report
2026Bluegill66,776–report
2026Bluegill38,123–report
2025Lone Star Bass58,493–report
2025Crappie500–report
2025Bluegill43,347–report
2025Bluegill0–report
2025Channel Catfish8,579–report
2025Gizzard Shad0–report
2024Channel Catfish8,021–report
2019Largemouth Bass25,474–report
2018Largemouth Bass62,872–report
2018Blue Catfish48,821–report
2017Bluegill66,574–report
2017Blue Catfish66,576–report
2016Largemouth Bass153,269–report
2016Largemouth Bass114–report
2016Bluegill62,233–report
2016Channel Catfish75,700–report
2016Blue Catfish71,032–report
2015Crappie120–report
2006Channel Catfish120,619–report
2006Blue Catfish112,596–report
2005Largemouth Bass75,952–report
2005Largemouth Bass239–report
2005Crappie394–report
2005Bluegill75,145–report
2005Channel Catfish107,341–report
2005Blue Catfish75,000–report
2005Gizzard Shad160–report
2003Largemouth Bass71,426–report
1996Largemouth Bass107,803–report
1994Channel Catfish50,345–report
1990Walleye4,962,600–report
1989Walleye4,787,250–report
1987Largemouth Bass145,249–report
1987Channel Catfish200,150–report
1984Threadfin Shad8,500–report
1983Walleye6,306,250–report
1982Blue Catfish30,427–report
1981Blue Catfish30,004–report
1980Channel Catfish61,884–report
1980Blue Catfish39,132–report
1974Hybrid Sunfish100,000–report
1974Largemouth Bass4,500–report
1974Walleye50,000–report
1974Channel Catfish56,400–report
1974Blue Catfish24,000–report
1973Walleye3,900,000–report
1973Largemouth Bass3,425–report
1973Channel Catfish12,250–report
1972Walleye1,030,000–report
1972Crappie12,000–report
1972Largemouth Bass6,000–report
1971Walleye740,000–report
1971Largemouth Bass10,000–report
1971Redear Sunfish5,040–report
1971Flathead Catfish3,000–report
1971Blue Catfish1,500–report
1970Walleye1,100,000–report
1970Largemouth Bass43,135–report
1970Redear Sunfish12,000–report
1969Hybrid Sunfish40,000–report
1969Crappie5,000–report
1969Largemouth Bass25,450–report
1969Warmouth38,000–report
1969Channel Catfish112,100–report
1968Walleye7,400–report
1968Largemouth Bass139,000–report
1966Largemouth Bass209,500–report
1966Channel Catfish3,000–report

Access and facts

Water type
reservoir
Nearest town
San Angelo, TX
Facilities
camping

US Army Corps of Engineers reservoir completed in 1952 for flood control on the North Concho River. Nearly all recreation access, camping, and the three paved boat ramps at the State Park South Ramp area run through San Angelo State Park, which charges an entry fee and campsite fees.

Drafted by AI from the cited sources and checked before publishing.

Advisories, closures, regulations and water conditions change. Check the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department before you go.

Nearest lakes

Public land at O. C. Fisher

O. C. Fisher is 0.7 miles outside the edge of San Angelo State Park.

Boundaries from Public Lands DB, part of the same network.

Common questions

What fish are at O. C. Fisher?

Fishing O. C. Fisher usually means Largemouth Bass: Largemouth Bass accounts for 17 of 72 plants on record, ahead of Channel Catfish and 11 more. Largemouth Bass was last stocked 2019. Channel Catfish was last stocked 2025. Blue Catfish was last stocked 2018. Walleye was last stocked 1990. 9 more species are on the stocking report.

When is O. C. Fisher stocked?

Last stocked 2026. It is stocked about 1.2 times a year since 1966. No plants recorded in 32 years between 1966 and 2026.

How do you get on O. C. Fisher?

The nearest town is San Angelo, TX. Facilities include camping. US Army Corps of Engineers reservoir completed in 1952 for flood control on the North Concho River. Nearly all recreation access, camping, and the three paved boat ramps at the State Park South Ramp area run through San Angelo State Park, which charges an entry fee and campsite fees.

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