Every Boat Ramp on Fort Gibson Lake
21 boat ramps with GPS coordinates, amenities, and local tips
19,900
Surface Acres
225 mi
Shoreline
61 ft
Max Depth
21
Boat Ramps
Boat Ramps on Fort Gibson Lake
Sequoyah Bay State Park
Wagoner · 4.4/5
View Details →Long Bay Marina
Wagoner · 4.3/5
View Details →Toppers Public Use Area
Wagoner · 4.3/5
View Details →Wahoo Bay Boat Ramp
Wagoner · 4.3/5
View Details →Taylor Ferry North Boat Ramp
Wagoner · 4.2/5
View Details →Jackson Bay Boat Ramp
Wagoner · 3.9/5
View Details →Ft Gibson Dam Boat Ramp
Wagoner · 3.7/5
View Details →Additional Launch Sites
About Fort Gibson Lake
Fort Gibson Lake is a 19,900-acre reservoir on the Grand (Neosho) River in eastern Oklahoma. Known locally as a consistent crappie producer, it also offers good bass fishing along its numerous creek arms and timbered coves.
The lake benefits from relatively clear water for the region and diverse structure including standing timber, rocky points, and flooded brush. Wagoner is the primary gateway town with multiple marinas and launch facilities.
Fort Gibson Lake is connected to the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System, adding commercial barge traffic to the mix — something most Oklahoma lakes don't have.
Counties: Wagoner, Cherokee, Muskogee · Nearest towns: Wagoner, Muskogee, Tahlequah
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