Anglers' Fish
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Fish Caught from Lake Martin
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The certified redeye bass record for Lake Martin is 2-pounds, 11-ounces. We are still looking to certify lake record largemouth bass (8-pound minimum) and spotted bass (4-pound minimum). We also have an angler recognition program for other sport fish.
Edward Lawrence caught this white crappie from Lake Martin on April 14, 2009.
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Kathryn Nunnally took this picture of Thomas Nunnally's "Blue(gill) Plate Special from Lake Martin." The bluegill took a doughball.
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31 pound striped bass, March 2009
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17 pound striped bass, March 2009
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Tommy Simmons caught this striped bass on Lake Martin on August 11, 2008
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Steve Brassfield and Sam Spencer with a nice February 2009 striped bass from Lake Martin
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Spotted bass caught on September 30, 2008
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Carl Edwards caught this 25 lb. striped bass from Lake Martin during early 2009.
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Father-son outings for striped bass allow for time to talk about things.
This 33 lb. striped bass was caught by Mark Coggin Jr. of Odenville on Memorial Day weekend 2008
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The 15 lb. striped bass was caught by David Foster of Birmingham and the 33 lb. striped bass was caught by Mark Coggin Jr. of Odenville on Memorial Day weekend 2008
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Roger Brown often uses a 1/4 oz. white spinnerbait to take spots out of brush piles during the winter.
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Striped bass are active at Lake Martin during the winter. The regulation on temporate bass reads, "It is illegal to possess more than two white bass, yellow bass, saltwater striped bass and hybrids or combinations that are over 16 inches in total length in the daily creel limit." Though up to 30 total may be kept, biologist recommend that small striped bass be released.
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These spotted bass are typical of what is caught in Lake Martin.
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Yellow perch love minnows. This yellow perch was taken from Lake Martin in February 2008 by the Champions.
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Matthew Williamson shows that, though Lake Martin may be known for large numbers of spotted bass, Lake Martin can produce big spots over six pounds. This spotted bass hit a 4-inch green pumpkin dead ringer Zoom worm with the tail dipped in chartreuse garlic lure coloring during late March of 2006.
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