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Alabama

Fishing: Alabama

8 published waters: depth maps, fish, ramps and water tests

Brian Stansberry · CC BY 4.0

Found 8 waters

Pickwick Lake
Reservoir
8

Pickwick Lake

Lauderdale

Waterloo · 1.6 mi

40,301 acres15.3 ft

Yellow Perch, Goldfish, Common Carp and 5 more

66 ramps4 campgroundsDepth map110,673 stockedWater tests
Water claritynow 5.4 ft
R E 'Bob' Woodruff Reservoir
Reservoir
20

R E 'Bob' Woodruff Reservoir

Montgomery

Montgomery · 3.3 mi

9,129 acres122 ft

Threadfin Shad, Striped Bass, Bighead Carp and 17 more

11 ramps4 campgroundsDepth mapWater tests
Water claritynow 3 ft
Bankhead Lake
Reservoir
14

Bankhead Lake

Walker

Driftwood · 1.3 mi

4,872 acres254 ft

Fathead Minnow, White Bass, Common Carp and 11 more

2 rampsDepth mapWater tests
Water claritynow 4 ft
Holt Lake
Reservoir
17

Holt Lake

Tuscaloosa

Searles · 5.8 mi

3,112 acres251.3 ft

White Bass, Freshwater Drum, Brook Silverside and 14 more

7 ramps4 campgroundsDepth mapWater tests
Water claritynow 4.8 ft
Little Lagoon
Lake
3

Little Lagoon

Baldwin

Gulf Shores · 3.9 mi

2,574 acres9.9 ft

White Mullet, Inland Silverside, American Eel

22 rampsDepth mapWater tests
Water claritynow 3.6 ft
Old River
EstuarySaltwater
11

Old River

Escambia

Gulf Beach Heights · 3.4 mi

1,136 acres18.7 ft

Common Snook, Spotted Seatrout, Red Drum and 8 more

6 rampsDepth mapWater tests
Water claritynow 7 ft
Lake Jackson
Lake
10

Lake Jackson

Covington

Florala · 0.7 mi

409 acres23 ft

Brown Bullhead, Chain Pickerel, Warmouth and 7 more

3 rampsDepth mapWater tests
Water claritynow 5.2 ft
Terry Cove
EstuarySaltwater
12

Terry Cove

Baldwin

Gulf Beach Heights · 7.1 mi

265 acres16.7 ft

Common Snook, Spotted Seatrout, Red Drum and 9 more

2 rampsDepth mapWater tests
Water claritynow 6.7 ft

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