Logan Martin Lake
Logan Martin is nicknamed the “Lake of a Thousand Coves” and provides 275 miles of shoreline along its 48-mile stretch of the Coosa River.
Between Logan Martin Dam on the south and Neely Henry Dam on the north, the lake covers more than 15,000 acres.
Anglers come here in search of the largemouth bass and Coosa River spotted bass and, no doubt, are told the stories of the all-time BASS Masters Classic records that have been set here for heaviest total weight, most bass caught, most limits caught and largest winning weight. Thanks to 245 miles of shoreline, the lake is home to a number of fishing guides as well as marinas and boat ramps.
What you’ll catch
Largemouth bass
Spotted bass
Today’s Weather
Seasonal Temperatures
| Month | Low | High |
|---|---|---|
| Jan | 33.8° F | 58.5° F |
| Feb | 35.7° F | 62.5° F |
| Mar | 40.5° F | 68.2° F |
| Apr | 48.1° F | 77.2° F |
| May | 55.8° F | 84.2° F |
| Jun | 62.7° F | 89.3° F |
| Jul | 66.2° F | 90.6° F |
| Aug | 65° F | 90.6° F |
| Sep | 60.5° F | 85.5° F |
| Oct | 47.7° F | 77.1° F |
| Nov | 38° F | 66.8° F |
| Dec | 32.9° F | 58.5° F |
Area Lodging & Boat Ramps
About the Area
Just 30 miles east of Birmingham, there is no shortage of outdoor, indoor, daytime or nighttime activities nearby. Preserves, parks, nature centers and wilderness areas – including Alabama’s largest state park, Oak Mountain State Park – offer opportunities ranging from mountain biking to horseback riding to ziplining. Many visitors make time to enjoy the abundant shopping and nightlife opportunities here, as well as Birmingham’s renowned culinary scene.
Greater Birmingham Convention & Visitors Bureau
2200 Ninth Avenue North
Birmingham, Alabama 35203-1100
800-458-8085
205-458-8000
birminghamal.org/