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Logan Martin Lake is a Lake known for Spotted Bass, Largemouth Bass, Catfish, Crappie. Our lure recommendations are matched to seasonal patterns and today's exact conditions.

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Fishing Guide: Logan Martin Lake

Logan Martin is a Coosa River reservoir in central Alabama, a long, developed lake known for spotted and largemouth bass around thousands of docks, grass, and current-swept structure.

Known For

Dock-heavy Coosa River fishing for spotted and largemouth bass, with grass and current in the mix.

Best Spots & Structure

Boat docks and seawalls
Endless residential docks and seawalls shelter spotted and largemouth bass; skip jigs, shaky heads, and drop shots.
Depth: 4-16 ft
Grass edges and current points
Grass edges and points near current hold fish that feed on shad and crawfish.
Depth: 5-15 ft

Top Techniques

  • Skipping docks with jigs and shaky heads
  • Crankbaits and spinnerbaits on grass and rock
  • Drop shot for spotted bass on current structure

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Seasonal Patterns

Spring
Bass spawn around docks, grass, and hard bottom; reaction baits and skipping.
Summer
Deeper docks, grass edges, and current; early/late shallow bite.
Fall
Shad move into creeks; squarebills and spinnerbaits.
Winter
Slower deep bite on docks and channel structure.

Best Times of Day

Low light and current for the best bite; dock shade holds fish midday.

Local Knowledge

  1. Master long dock skips for the biggest fish.
  2. Coosa spots relate to current-swept rock.
  3. Green grass concentrates largemouth.
What fish can I catch at Logan Martin Lake?
Logan Martin Lake is home to Spotted Bass, Largemouth Bass, Catfish, Crappie, Bluegill. Select a species below for full seasonal lure recommendations.

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