Lake Guntersville
Lake Guntersville is a 69,000-acre TVA impoundment on the Tennessee River that produces giant bass year-round, thanks to milfoil and hydrilla beds that give baitfish cover and hold largemouth shallow longer than almost any lake in the South.

Goose Pond Grass Flats
Shallow grass flat (2-5 ft), milfoil + hydrilla edges · Swim jig on outside grass edge; frog over mats at dawn · Spring + Fall

Honeycomb Creek Mouth
Creek channel drop from 8 ft to 18 ft, scattered brush · Jerkbait on suspending bass over the ledge; Alabama rig when cold · Pre-spawn + Post-spawn

Town Creek Bluff Walls
Vertical rock walls, 15-30 ft, crappie brush piles · Minnows for crappie; drop-shot for smallmouth · Winter (crappie) / Summer (bass)

Seibold / BB Comer Bridge Pilings
Bridge pilings + current break · Swimbait on current-side piling; catfish rigs in slack water · Year-round

Mud Creek Boat Lanes
Hydrilla-edged boat lanes with deeper drops · Senko in the lanes; topwater at dawn · Summer

Short Creek Pocket
Secondary creek arm with standing timber + deep brush · Jig-and-pig on timber; Carolina rig on outer points · Pre-spawn + Spawn

Spring Creek Flats
Shallow spawning flats with scattered grass · Wacky worm, lizard, spinnerbait · Spawn (late March-April)

Guntersville Dam Tailrace
Current break below dam, deep hole, rip-rap · Live bait for stripers; heavy jig for big winter bass · Year-round (stripers) / Winter (bass)

Waterfront Grocery Area (Main Channel Ledges)
Main river ledges, 18-28 ft, scattered stumps · Football jig + deep crankbait on the break · Summer

North Sauty Creek
Upper-lake creek with shallow flats + fishing pier · Chatterbait, spinnerbait, shallow crankbait · Spring + Fall

Lake Guntersville — Lake Center