Alabama Claiborne Reservoir Fishing | Alabama Fishing at its finest!
Fishing Site Claiborne Reservoir in Alabama is located on the map below. Find everything from Pier Fishing Techniques to Offshore Fishing Tips, or any type of Fishing Line you can imagine, using the buttons on the left. An experienced Alabama Fishing Guide can help you navigate the Claiborne Reservoir area and provide Fishing Tips for certain hot spots and what bait or lure techniques to be used. Fishing Guides can be found through various resources in your area including your local sporting goods or bait shop.
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Claiborne Reservoir
Claiborne Lake is a river-run reservoir with 5,930 surface acres of water which courses 60.5 miles through Wilcox, Clarke, and Monroe counties in southwest Alabama. This reservoir was constructed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and impounded in 1970. Claiborne Lake has a large watershed of 21, 473 square miles, and its primary function is navigation. This reservoir is the lowermost within the Alabama River System with the dam at river mile 72.5 and the pool ending at river mile 133, the Millers Ferry Lock and Dam. Downstream of Claiborne Dam, the Alabama River is essentially free-flowing and ultimately joins the Tombigbee River to form the Mobile River near the Mt. Vernon community.
