Dannelly Reservoir
Dannelly Reservoir Alabama fishing covers 17,280 Alabama River acres in Wilcox and Dallas counties — largest of three Alabama River pools, built 1974, for largemouth, crappie, blue catfish, hybrid stripers around Roland Cooper State Park.

Millers Ferry Dam Forebay
Concrete dam face, lock approach walls, rip-rap, deep water · Drift cut shad on the bottom for blue catfish; vertical jig on dam rock in winter; Alabama rig on the deepest ledges · Winter + Summer

Roland Cooper State Park Shoreline
State park shoreline with concrete ramp, fishing pier, cypress-edge cover, shallow-to-mid-depth flats · Wacky Senko on cypress stumps; spinnerbait on laydowns; crickets on bluegill beds in May · Spring + Fall

Main Alabama River Channel (Mid-Pool)
Main Alabama River channel through the 27-square-mile pool — bluff banks, channel-cut banks, laydown wood pinned against current · Drift cut shad for blues and flatheads; drop-shot on bluff ledges for spotted bass; vertical jig on rock walls in winter · Summer + Winter

Wilcox County Cypress Backwaters
Quiet cypress-lined backwater pockets on the Wilcox County (west) side — flooded timber, brush piles, soft-bottom flats · ChatterBait on cypress edges; Texas-rigged worm on stumps; minnows on brush for crappie · Spring

Chilatchee Creek Arm
Major Dallas County tributary on the east side — cypress-lined, flooded timber, soft-bottom flats, brush piles · Spinnerbait on laydowns; lipless crankbait on creek mouths in fall; crickets on bream beds in May · Spring + Fall

Dannelly Reservoir — Lake Center