Walter Bouldin Lake
Walter Bouldin Lake is a 6,800-acre Coosa River bypass reservoir in Elmore County, Alabama, tied to Jordan Lake by a free-flowing canal. Largemouth, spotted bass, crappie, and stripers run the pool.

Bouldin Dam Tailrace (Upstream Face)
Deep water off the 170-foot earthen dam, current-broken rock, concentrated shad in generation flow · Heavy spoon or blade bait vertical on the dam face for stripers and spots; swimbaits on current breaks · Winter + Summer

Jordan-Bouldin Canal (Free-Flowing Connector)
Narrow canal current between the two impoundments — riprap, wood cover, constant flow · Squarebill crankbait on riprap; Texas-rigged worm on the wood cover; live bait for stripers in the current · Spring + Fall

Jordan Dam Tailwater (Upstream of Bouldin Intake)
Jordan Dam face above the Bouldin intake — 125-foot concrete arch dam, rock, current seam · Football jig on the rock transition; spoons for schooling stripers in current · Winter

Main Coosa Channel (Bouldin Pool)
Coosa River channel bends through the Bouldin pool — ledges, stumps, current-cut banks · Carolina rig on channel ledges; drop-shot on deep structure for spotted bass · Summer + Winter

Bouldin Pool Creek Mouths
Secondary creek mouths feeding the Bouldin pool — brush, laydowns, shallow flats · Wacky Senko and chatterbait on the spawning flat; spinnerbait on creek-mouth wood · Spring (Spawn)

Bouldin Lake Shaded Banks
Timbered shoreline — shade, laydown wood, small pockets between rocky points · Swim jig and small swimbaits on the wood; topwater frog over any matted vegetation · Summer (Dawn) + Fall

Walter Bouldin Lake — Lake Center