Whether it’s May for crappie in Eufaula or for bluegill in the Mobile delta, rising spring temperatures mean fishing is hot along the Alabama Bass Trail. Many say spring is the best season for fishing in Alabama. Anglers have an excellent opportunity to catch crappie, bass and bluegill as water temperatures warm. Many anglers choose [...]
You’ll find Lake Jordan 25 miles north of Montgomery, in the center of the action along the Alabama Bass Trail. This 6,800-acre impoundment on the Coosa River has 188 miles of shoreline dotted with public and private boat ramps, private marinas and popular recreation areas. Jordan is known as a fertile lake for largemouth, spotted [...]
The 318-mile-long Alabama River originates just north of Montgomery, where the Coosa River and the Tallapoosa River meet, and flows to meet the Tombigbee River and form the Mobile River. Three reservoirs - Jones Bluff, Millers Ferry and Claiborne - were formed as Corps of Engineers dams were created to slow the river’s progress. The [...]
Time spent with youngsters can make a lifelong impression. Taking the time to teach a child can give them not only skills and confidence, but great memories as well. Additional values instilled when a child spends time learning to fish include planning skills, patience and an appreciation for natural resources. Don’t be too serious. Make [...]
Bass fishing is big in Bama, and nowhere is it bigger than on Lake Guntersville. This is Alabama's largest lake, sitting near the northern border of the state, with more than 69,000 acres encompassed by 900+ miles of shoreline. Lake Guntersville is known for large bass and has been recognized as one of the best [...]
Don’t you long to hear those three special words this Valentine’s Day? You know the ones: Let’s go fishing! We often hear stories of fishing traditions along the Alabama Bass Trail. Those traditions aren’t limited to father-and-son outings and a guys’ getaway trip to the lake. Here, the ladies get in on the action as [...]
Winter brings cooler temperatures and lower water levels, but that doesn’t mean fishing isn’t hot and pursued with high spirits on Alabama’s lakes! November, December and even January trips can produce great catches and great winter memories on the Alabama Bass Trail. The northern waters of Alabama are known for bass of all kinds, and [...]
Fishing can sure make you hungry, can’t it? After a day of fishing on Wheeler Lake - part of the Alabama Bass Trail - a good meal is in order. You’ll want to find a spot to enjoy delicious food and recall the fun of the day. We’ll let you recount whether the best bites [...]
