Aliceville Lake
Aliceville Lake Alabama fishing covers 8,300 Tombigbee River acres in Pickens and Sumter counties — USACE Tom Bevill Lock & Dam pool (formerly Aliceville L&D), built 1979, worked for largemouth bass, crappie, and big blue catfish on the Ten-Tom Waterway.

Tom Bevill Dam Forebay
Lower end of Aliceville pool at the Tom Bevill Lock & Dam — deep water, rip-rap, concrete structure, barge lock approach · Heavy jig vertical on dam rock; cut shad for blue catfish; Alabama rig on the deepest rock transitions in winter · Winter + Summer

Pickensville Public Access Area
USACE recreation point with ramp, Tom Bevill Visitor Center nearby, cypress-edge shoreline east side · ChatterBait on cypress edges; spinnerbait on laydowns; crickets on bluegill beds in May · Spring + Fall

Sipsey River Confluence (North Pool)
Upper Aliceville where the Sipsey River (Pickens County tributary) enters the Tombigbee pool — current, timber, soft-bottom flats · Square-bill crankbait on mudline after rain; shaky head on current-broken wood; minnows on brush for crappie · Spring

Old Tombigbee Oxbow Channels
Pre-navigation-channel Tombigbee River oxbows — cypress stumps, flooded timber, isolated backwater flats off the main barge cut · Wacky Senko on cypress stumps; Texas-rigged worm on timber; drop-shot on deeper oxbow ledges · Year-round

Sumter County West-Side Bayous
Sumter County shoreline bayou system — duck cover, flooded timber, quiet backwater off the barge lane · Frog on lily pad mats; spinnerbait on timber edges; lipless crankbait on bayou mouths in fall · Fall + Spring

Aliceville Lake — Lake Center