Point A Lake
Point A Lake Alabama fishing covers 700 Conecuh River acres in Covington County below Gantt Dam — Alabama Power's 1926 hydro pool, worked for largemouth bass, bluegill, and white crappie on a compact south-state impoundment.

Point A Dam Face / Forebay
Concrete dam face, rip-rap approaches, deepest water in the compact pool, rock and current-broken water when generators run · Vertical jig on the dam face; drop-shot on rip-rap; cut shad near the hydro discharge for channel cats · Winter + Summer

Gantt Dam Tailrace (Upper Point A)
Upper end of Point A where Gantt Dam's tailrace feeds in — swift current on generation, oxygenated water, shad concentration · Swimbait and inline spinner on the current seam; jerkbait on slack-water edges; cut shad on the bottom for catfish · Spring + Fall

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

Point A Park Ramp / Shoreline Cover
Shoreline wood, laydowns, and dock cover near the Point A Lake & Park day-use area on County Road 59 · Wacky Senko on laydowns; crickets on bream beds in May; spinnerbait on shaded dock walls · Spring

Point A Dam Tailrace (Bank Fishing)
Free-flowing Conecuh River below Point A Dam — rock, current-broken water, catfish concentration on generation · Cut shad and chicken liver for catfish from the bank; inline spinner on slack-water eddies for river bass · Year-round

Point A Lake — Lake Center