Fishing is limited to three (3) rods and reels per person, with a maximum of three (3) hooks per line (treble hooks are considered one hook). Other fishing tactics are not permitted. All largemouth bass captured must be released (returned to the water) immediately; no harvesting is permitted. The only way to know for sure how many fish can be caught in any particular area is to try it out yourself. The best way to do this is to go fishing! If you catch too many fish then leave some behind - that's what fishing is all about. Return any fish you don't want to keep to its natural habitat and let nature take its course. It's also important to remember that fish populations fluctuate from year to year and location to location. Fish counts are usually done during spawning season because fertilized eggs can be seen hanging on female fish. This gives scientists an idea of how successful their efforts have been at producing offspring. In conclusion, the number of fish that can be caught in Oklahoma varies depending on location and time of year but if you follow these rules then you have a good chance of success: use natural baits such as worms, leaches, and frogs; search often; and enjoy the experience!