Anglers heading to the Bassmaster Classic bass fishing tournament March 6 – 8, 2020, are in luck. In fact, finding places to fish on Alabama’s largest lake just got easier for all anglers. The latest updates to Lake Guntersville feature recent multibeam sonar data, underwater structure, and more.
Here’s what you’ll see:
• More detailed contours in more places. Surveying has not only increased accuracy where contours already existed. Many areas not previously mapped, such as close to the shoreline and along remote, narrow branches, now show incredible detail.
• More submerged structure. Secondary creek beds, roadbeds and culverts present promising fishing spots, and knowing where they are is crucial to finding more places to fish.
Alabama’s largest lake, Guntersville is an impoundment of the Tennessee River known for its abundance of largemouth bass. Easily accessible from both public boat ramps and private marinas, the lake provides excellent habitat and fishing opportunities for smallmouth, striped and spotted bass, as well as huge catfish.
See before and after examples from Lake Guntersville below. Or, zoom in to our free Chart Viewer to see detail on any other lake by clicking below.
LAKE GUNTERSVILLE – MORE CONTOURS AND CREEK BEDS
LAKE GUNTERSVILLE – MORE CONTOURS AND CREEK BEDS
LAKE GUNTERSVILLE – CLEARLY DEFINED CREEK BEDS
Other lakes recently released include:
AL – Lake Guntersville, Lay Lake, Logan Martin Lake, Pickwick Lake
AR – Bull Shoal Lake, Norfork Lake
AZ – Canyon Lake, Lake Havasu
CA – Clear Lake
FL/GA - Lake Seminole
GA – Lake Hartwell, J. Strom Thurmond Reservoir (Clarks Hill Lake), Richard B. Russell Lake, Lake Sidney Lanier, Walter F. George Reservoir (Eufaula)
KY - Dale Hollow Lake, Kentucky Lake
ME – Sebago Lake
SC/NC – Lake Jocassee
TN – Watts Barr Lake
TX – Fork Reservoir, Sam Rayburn Reservoir
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