Fishing in Cullman County, Alabama
3 lakes on record in Cullman County, drawn from the Atlas lake directory.
Lewis Smith Lake
21,200 acres of Alabama's deepest reservoir — Alabama Power's clear-water canyon on the Sipsey Fork, built for spotted bass, trophy stripers, and finesse anglers who can read 60 feet of water.
21,200 acres acresMax depth 264 ft
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Sportsman Lake
A shallow lake inside Cullman County's Sportsman Lake Park — train ride around the shoreline, pedal boats and mini-golf, splash pad and playground, and a kid-friendly bream and catfish bite from the pier and bank.
Shallow park lake — official acreage not published acresMax depth Shallow throughout (no published depth; park is designed for pedal boats, kayaks, and paddling)
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Lake Catoma
A 536-acre City of Cullman drinking-water lake on Eightmile Creek — 25-HP motor limit, one public ramp at 1815 3rd St NE, and a quiet largemouth-and-crappie bite on water most out-of-town anglers never fish.
536 acres acresMax depth N/A (not published; pool volume 16,400 acre-feet)
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