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Aliceville Lake Sponsored by
Date 17-Mar-24
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Conditions : ALICEVILLE LAKE: Bass - Crankbaits, weedless swimbaits, and chatterbaits are good lures to use for those big females feeding up before the spawn. For those lethargic fish not in a feeding mood, slow down with jigs and T-rigged plastics.

No crappie reports have come in yet. Camp Pratt and Big Coalfire are typically hot spots early on. Contrasting colored jigs typically work better during dirty water conditions.

Cat - Look for fish to be holding at the edge of any current along the navigation channel. Tight lining cut or whole shad is typically the best presentation this time of year. The deep holes along old river runs are also a good spot to look for catfish.

Reported by: MDWFP


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About: - Aliceville Reservoir is an 8,300-acre reservoir located near the City of Aliceville in Pickens County, with only a third of the reservoir in Mississippi.  The reservoir is formed by the Tom Bevill Lock and Dam which is located of one mile southwest of Pickensville, Alabama, just off Alabama Highway 14.  This reservoir is popular with anglers from Alabama and Mississippi.  Aliceville Reservoir is best known for its largemouth bass and crappie fishing.  There is a good abundance of largemouth bass up to 18-inches with a moderate number of larger bass.  The tailwater fishery is excellent for catfish, bass, crappie and freshwater drum.  There is a tailwater-fishing pier located on Aliceville Reservoir.

There are modern campgrounds, many day use facilities for picnicking or water sports, as well as primitive camping areas.  There are two public access areas with bank and boat access and one user fee access area located on the Aliceville Reservoir.

Directions: 18 miles South of Columbus on Hwy 45, take Hwy 388 East of Brooksville for 14 miles to lake.

  • Crappie
  • Largemouth Bass
  • Drum
  • Catfish

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