Sport Fishing

Alabama Sport Fishing

Fishermen of the state unite. Whether you prefer saltwater, freshwater or both – we can all agree on one thing: Alabama has some pretty darn good fishing spots. Take Alabama's Gulf Coast, for example. There you can charter a boat and, within minutes, sail off after blue marlin, yellow fin tuna, amberjack, cobia, red snapper and more.

If it's wide-mouth bass you're after, there's a reason Alabama was selected to host the Bassmaster Classic in 2007. There is no shortage of freshwater fishing. Take a spot like Lake Guntersville. It's Alabama's largest impoundment, and there you'll find 69,000 acres to roam for that perfect fish tale. If you're looking to find your own spot, Alabama is home to thousands of serene fishing spots that'll help you get away from it all.

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Jun 11-12, Alexander City 20th Annual Alexander City Jazz Festival & Historic Marker Dedication 256-234-3461. www.alexandercity.org (Chamber) or 256-234-3461. www.alexcityjazzfest.com. Free. Strand Park & Lake Martin Amphitheater--Come and help celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Alexander City Chamber of Commerce on Friday, June 11th and the dedication of an historic marker to commemorate 2010: The Year of Small Towns and Downtowns. Local dignitaries will speak and refreshments will be served (hours TBA). Then on Friday and Saturday evening, join in the celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the Alex City Jazz Fest hosted by Russell Lands. First held to thank the customers of Frohsin's Department Store and the citizens of Alexander City, this free annual milestone event will feature a music headliner and special activities on Friday in Strand Park downtown. On Saturday night, activities take place on the shores of Lake Martin at the Amphitheater. 6-11 p.m.
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