Greenleaf Lake is a 920-acre reservoir located three miles south of Braggs in Muskogee County, eastern Oklahoma. Impounded in 1939 by the United States Army as a water supply for Camp Gruber, the lake is now leased to the State of Oklahoma with its primary purpose classified as recreation. Surrounded by the western edge of the Ozarks with hills covered in oak/hickory forest, Greenleaf offers a secluded setting ideal for fishing. The lake features 14 miles of shoreline and has a stable water level due to its spillway dam, which has allowed abundant aquatic vegetation to establish. With a mean depth of 16.4 feet and a maximum depth of 45.3 feet, this eutrophic lake provides diverse habitat for many fish species, making it a popular fishing destination with excellent angling opportunities in a jet ski-free environment.