Coffeeville Lake
Coffeeville Lake Alabama fishing covers 8,500 Tombigbee River acres in Clarke and Choctaw counties — the southernmost Central-Alabama Tombigbee pool, built 1960 by USACE with a 60-foot-high dam, worked for blue catfish, largemouth bass, and crappie on quiet navigation-system water.

Coffeeville Lock & Dam Forebay
Concrete dam face, lock approach walls, current-fed rip-rap, 60-foot-deep water at the dam · Drift cut shad on the bottom for big blue catfish; Alabama rig on the deepest rock transitions in winter; vertical jig on the dam rock · Winter + Summer

Bassett Creek Arm
Major Clarke County tributary off the main Tombigbee channel — cypress-lined, flooded timber, soft-bottom flats · ChatterBait on cypress edges; wacky Senko on stumps; minnows on brush for crappie · Spring + Fall

Demopolis Dam Tailrace (Upper Coffeeville)
Upper end of Coffeeville at the Demopolis Lock & Dam discharge — current, shad concentration, hybrid striper pull · Swimbait on current seams; cut shad for big blues; jerkbait on slack-water edges · Spring + Fall

Main Tombigbee Channel Oxbows
Old Tombigbee River oxbows cut off by navigation channel — cypress stumps, timber, isolated backwater · Cut shad on oxbow channel bends for blue cats; Texas-rigged worm on cypress cover for bass · Year-round

Choctaw County West-Side Sloughs
Choctaw County shoreline sloughs and bayous — duck cover, flooded timber, quiet water off the barge lane · Frog on mats; spinnerbait on timber; lipless crankbait on slough mouths in fall shad migration · Fall

Coffeeville Lake — Lake Center