Streams

Fishable Creeks and Rivers in Northeast Alabama.

Your purchase of a fishing license financially supports the protection and enhancement of Alabama's aquatic resources. Alabama state fishing license requirement applies for all these waters.

The land on the bottom of a stream and land adjacent to the stream may be privately owned, and permission must be obtained from the landowner prior to crossing or wading these areas. Limited access can be obtained from county road bridge right-of-ways crossing the creek.

County	Stream
Blount	Blackburn Fork, Locust Fork, Mulberry Fork
Colbert	Bear Creek, Cane Creek, Rock Creek
Cullman	Crooked Creek, Duck River, East Fork Flint Creek, Mulberry Fork, Ryan Creek, lower Sipsey Fork
Fayette	Luxapallita Creek, North River, Sipsey River
Franklin	Bear Creek, Cedar Creek, Little Bear Creek
Lamar	Buttahatchee River, Luxapallita Creek, Yellow Creek
Lauderdale	Anderson Creek, Blue Water Creek, Cypress Creek, First Creek (Blowing Springs Cave Tract of Forever Wild), Indian Camp Creek, Jones Branch, Lawson Creek, Shoal Creek
Lawrence	Big Nance Creek, Big Shoal Creek, upper Sipsey Fork, Town Creek, West Fork Flint Creek
Limestone	Limestone Creek, Piney Creek, Shoal Creek, Sugar Creek, Swan Creek
Madison	Brier Fork, Flint River, Hurricane Creek, Limestone Creek, Paint Rock River
Marion	Buttahatchee River, Sipsey Creek
Morgan	Cotaco Creek, Flint Creek, West Flint Creek
Walker	Blackwater Creek, Cane Creek, Mulberry Fork, lower Sipsey Fork
Winston	Brushy Creek, Rock Creek, Sipsey Fork below Smith Lake, upper Sipsey Fork

Cane Creek in Walker County For more information about streams in northwest Alabama, contact the District I Fisheries Supervisor, Keith Floyd. For tips on float fishing, read this article.

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