Pickwick Lake
Pickwick Lake is a 43,100-acre TVA reservoir on the Tennessee River spanning Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee, closed by Pickwick Landing Dam in 1938 and built around current, rock, and the Wilson Dam tailwater smallmouth fishery.

Wilson Dam Tailwater
Current break below Wilson Dam, chunk rock, deep eddies · Hair jig on current seam for smallmouth; jigging spoon for walleye · Winter + Spring

McFarland Park / Florence Harbor
Main-river launch with bridge piling and rip-rap downstream · Shaky head around bridge piling; swimbait on rip-rap current edge · Year-round

Seven Mile Island Area
Mid-pool island complex, gravel bars, secondary channels · Jerkbait on gravel points; spinnerbait on back-channel grass · Spring + Fall

Natchez Trace Bridge Area
Bridge pilings, channel current, deep ledges 18-28 ft · Football jig on channel break; deep crankbait on piling rip-rap · Summer

Colbert Fossil Plant Discharge
Warm-water discharge basin, rip-rap and current break · Jerkbait in warm-water outflow; swimbait on rip-rap · Winter

Yellow Creek Cove
Large creek arm with rock bluffs and waterfall pocket · Topwater over rock points at dawn; jig on bluff walls midday · Spring + Summer

Pickwick Lake — Lake Center