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The lakes in Alabama are managed by the Department of Conservation & Natural Resources. Most of these lakes are stocked with bluegill, largemouth bass, channel catfish & others. Although these lakes offer plenty of opportunity for boating, swimming & other recreational activities, the major choice of recreation remains to be fishing. Thus, whether you are at the beautiful Smith Lake north of Birmingham fishing for striped bass or at the West Point Lake looking for excellent largemouth bass, you are sure to enjoy each second of it. Besides, these lakes are a great venue for a fun-filled, affordable family vacation.
Alabama Lakes Wilson Lake Lewis Smith Lake Coleman Lake
Lewis Smith Lake, located just an hour north of Birmingham is a northern Alabama fishing paradise. This 21,200-acre lake has depths of more than 200 feet and over 500 miles of shoreline. Fish are plentiful here.
Lewis Smith Lake
Wilson Lake in northern Alabama (near Florence and Muscle Shoals) is a small, 15.6-mile long lake found between Wheeler Lake and Tennessee River’s reservoir Pickwick Lake. This smallish impoundment of 15,930 surface acres features some of the best Alabama bass fishing in the state, and is also home to a wide variety of other freshwater fish species. As in many other Alabama lakes, good-sized largemouth bass, smallmouth bass and spotted bass are frequently caught here.
Wilson Lake