Anglers' Fish
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Pictures of Weiss Lake Anglers and Their Fish
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Email your pictures to Doug Darr.
We are still looking to certify lake record largemouth bass (8-pound minimum), spotted bass (4-pound minimum) and redeye bass (12-ounce minimum). We also have an angler recognition program for other sport fish.
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Karen Smith caught this 10 lb 10 oz blue catfish on Lake Weiss on March 6, 2010.
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This blue catfish caught on February 28, 2010, by John Smith seems to be feeding well during the Alabama winter!
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Jason Williams, with the help of Michael Howell, caught this 60 pound blue catfish on Lake Weiss by using a 1-liter soft drink bottle rigged like a trot line, baited with cut shad.
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Keilan Lord with a largemouth bass caught with a Bandit crankbait on March 13, 2007.
Karen used a live shad to catch this nine-pound striped bass from Lake Weiss in November of 2009.
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Keilan Lord lands two good bass at Lake Weiss, March 7, 2007.
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On Good Friday in 2008, Casey Smith caught this striper on Lake Weiss.
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On Good Friday in 2008, Casey Smith caught this Flathead catfish on Lake Weiss.
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This angler has only recently discovered the joys of fishing Lake Weiss.
John Smith caught this 12-pound striped bass from Lake Weiss on six pound line during early March of 2007.
Crappie are still caught in July at Lake Weiss by Kelly Matthews drop shotting minnows.
Crappie from Lake Weiss must be ten-inches long before they may be kept.
This big flathead catfish was caught from Lake Weiss during May of 2006.
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Kenny Denninger caught this 36.2 pound blue catfish from Lake Weiss in late July of 2006.
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42 pound blue catfish caught by Ronnie Morrison on Lake Weiss
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If you have a good digital picture of fishing at Weiss Lake, please email it along with the person's name, date of catch and the bait used to Doug.Darr@dcnr.alabama.gov.
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