Gantt Lake
Gantt Lake Alabama fishing covers 2,700 Conecuh River acres 9 miles north of Andalusia — Alabama Power's 1924 hydro impoundment, the second-largest lake in south Alabama, with largemouth, crappie, shellcracker, and catfish year-round.

Gantt Dam Forebay
Concrete dam face, deepest water in the pool, rip-rap approaches, current-fed rock when generators run · Vertical jig on the dam face; drop-shot on the rip-rap; cut shad for blue catfish near the hydro discharge · Winter + Summer

Main Conecuh River Channel (Mid-Pool)
Conecuh River channel running through the pool — cypress-lined, stump fields on the channel edges, soft-bottom flats · ChatterBait on cypress edges; Texas-rigged worm on stumps; lipless crankbait on channel bends in fall · Spring + Fall

Upper Pool / Conecuh Inflow
Upper end of the pool where the Conecuh River enters — current, shad concentration, stump fields, mudline potential after rain · Square-bill crankbait on the mudline; spinnerbait on timber edges; jerkbait on staging pre-spawn fish · Spring

Cypress Flats (East Side)
Shallow cypress-studded flats on the east side of the pool — spawning habitat, shellcracker beds, bluegill cover · Cricket and red worm for bluegill and shellcracker on May full-moon beds; wacky Senko for bass on cypress shade · Spring (May full moon)

West Side Creek Arms
Tributary creek arms on the west side of the pool — brush piles, timber, soft-bottom flats with cover · Small jig and minnow for crappie on brush; ChatterBait on timber edges for largemouth; topwater at first light on creek mouths · Spring + Fall

Gantt Lake — Lake Center