Robert E Bob Woodruff Lake
Woodruff Lake Alabama fishing covers 12,800 Alabama River acres across Autauga, Lowndes, Dallas, and Elmore counties — USACE Robert F Henry Lock pool, 80 miles long, built 1975 for bass, crappie, and big blue catfish.

Robert F Henry (Jones Bluff) Dam Forebay
USACE lock and dam at Alabama River mile 236.2 — concrete dam face, lock approach walls, rip-rap, deep water · Heavy jig on dam rock; cut shad on the deep channel for blue catfish; Alabama rig on the deepest rock in winter · Winter + Summer

Coosa-Tallapoosa Confluence (Upper Pool near Wetumpka)
Upper end of Woodruff Lake where Coosa and Tallapoosa rivers meet to form the Alabama River — strong current, rock, shad concentration · Swimbait on current seams; jerkbait on slack-water edges; cut shad for big blues; drop-shot for spotted bass on current rock · Spring + Fall

Prattville Area Cypress Flats
Cypress-lined backwaters near Prattville — tributary creek mouths, flooded timber, soft-bottom flats off the main river · ChatterBait on cypress edges; wacky Senko on stumps; minnows on brush for crappie · Spring + Fall

Lowndes County Mid-Pool Bluffs
Middle pool river-channel bluff walls on the Lowndes County side — classic bluff-bank largemouth and spotted-bass water · Drop-shot on bluff ledges; jerkbait on staging fish; crankbait on the first rock transition off the channel · Year-round

Jones Bluff Recreation Area
USACE recreation point near the Robert F Henry Dam — concrete ramp, parking, camping, shoreline cypress cover · Wacky Senko on shoreline cypress; spinnerbait on laydowns; cut shad for catfish from the bank · Spring + Fall

Robert E Bob Woodruff Lake — Lake Center