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Sipsey Fork Pictures

Alabama Trout Fishing Pictures
Below Smith Lake Dam, the Sipsey Fork


Joseph is successful in using rainbow colored PowerBait® Trout Bait.

Cliff Prosser fishes the Sipsey Fork
Cliff Prosser fishes the Sipsey Fork in early June.

Lamar Yarbrough shows success trout fishing on the Sipsey Fork.
Lamar Yarbrough shows success trout fishing on the Sipsey Fork.

The Sipsey Fork can be a great family experience.
Trout fishing on the Sipsey Fork can be a great family experience.  Always keep a lookout for rising water, however, and evacuate quickly when the dam releases water.

The right fly makes a difference, and Sipsey Fork fish often feed on extremely small flies.
An angler prepares to fish a hole below Smith Lake Dam.

Josh Henderson and Charles Darr, two successful young anglers, prepare to leave the lower Sipsey Fork.
Two successful young anglers prepare to leave the lower Sipsey Fork.

John Eisenbarth of Riverside Outfitters-Guide
John Eisenbarth lands another rainbow trout on the Sipsey Fork, winter 1999-2000.

Fly fishing the Sipsey Fork for trout

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