Nearby communities
Where groups travel from.
Billy fishes Keystone Lake and Fort Gibson Lake. These pages are for the towns people drive from — practical planning notes, not separate locations.
Keystone Lake
Sand Springs
Sand Springs sits between Tulsa and Keystone Lake, which makes it a natural starting point for a morning on the water. Here is what is worth settling with Billy before you load the truck.
Planning notes for Sand SpringsKeystone Lake
Mannford
Mannford sits right on the western side of Keystone Lake, which makes it a common base for groups turning a fishing trip into a weekend.
Planning notes for MannfordFort Gibson Lake
Wagoner
Wagoner sits beside Fort Gibson Lake, Billy's second guiding water. Trips here are planned separately from Keystone — different lake, different ramp, different conversation.
Planning notes for WagonerBoth lakes
Tulsa
Tulsa groups have both of Billy's waters within reach, which makes the first question simple: which lake, and why?
Planning notes for Tulsa
Travelling from somewhere else in northeastern Oklahoma? Call Billy — the drive and the start time are easier to sort out in a two-minute conversation.
Availability
Your next fish story starts with a phone call.
Talk to Billy. Pick your day. Get on the water. Billy takes the calls himself, so you get straight answers about dates, lake conditions and what suits your group.
(918) 231-7600Call Billy — (918) 231-7600Prefer to write? Send an availability request and Billy will get back to you. A requested date is a preference — your trip is not reserved until Billy confirms it.