Reservoir · Barbour, Alabama

Walter F. George Lake (Lake Eufaula)

Walter F. George Lake (Lake Eufaula)

Reservoir · Alabama

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Fishery Profile

Documented species you may encounter at Walter F. George Lake (Lake Eufaula).

High confidenceLast verified: Aug 30, 2026

Species images are AI-generated illustrations for visual reference and may simplify natural variation. Fishery records are based on the cited agency sources. About fish illustrations

Fishery overview

Walter F. George Lake is Alabama's Chattahoochee / Lake Eufaula destination, with an ADCNR Title 9 14-inch largemouth special on 45,180 acres. StrikeTracks publishes complete static fishery. Live pool temperature is not available. Canonical state is Alabama only. Georgia State filter does not list this identity. This is not Oklahoma eufaula-lake.

Target species

  • Largemouth bass

    Micropterus nigricans

    Canonical species: Largemouth Bass

    Expectation
    Primary
    Population
    Established
    Native status
    native
    Confidence
    High confidence

    ADCNR Title 9 documents a 14-inch largemouth special for Walter F. George Lake. This 14-inch Chattahoochee special is distinct from TVA 15-inch bass specials.

    Source: Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

  • Black crappie

    Pomoxis nigromaculatus

    Canonical species: Black Crappie

    Expectation
    Common
    Population
    Established
    Native status
    native
    Confidence
    High confidence

    Crappie occur in Walter F. George Lake. Confirm current ADCNR harvest rules.

    Source: Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

  • Channel catfish

    Ictalurus punctatus

    Canonical species: Channel Catfish

    Expectation
    Common
    Population
    Established
    Native status
    native
    Confidence
    High confidence

    Channel catfish occur in Walter F. George Lake. Confirm current ADCNR harvest rules.

    Source: Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

  • Bluegill

    Lepomis macrochirus

    Expectation
    Present
    Population
    Established
    Native status
    native
    Confidence
    High confidence

    Bream, including bluegill, occur in Walter F. George Lake.

    Source: Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

  • Striped bass

    Morone saxatilis

    Expectation
    Present
    Population
    Established
    Native status
    introduced
    Confidence
    High confidence

    Striped bass occur in Walter F. George Lake. This is not Lake Martin's Title 9 striped-bass special.

    Source: Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

Fishery characteristics

Composition
Mixed wild and stocked

Chattahoochee River reservoir around Eufaula with public Alabama-shore ramps and creek arms. Distinct from Oklahoma eufaula-lake. Elevation station 0234296910 is not thermal. No same-lake live USGS 00010.

Best seasons

  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Fall

Common techniques

  • Boat fishing
  • Shore fishing
  • Spinning
  • Trolling

Access and Public Fishing Rights

Public ADCNR recreation access around Eufaula and the Barbour / Russell shore. Confirm current ramp notices before launching. Georgia State filter does not list this identity. Oklahoma eufaula-lake remains a separate identity.

Stocking information

ADCNR manages Walter F. George as a destination largemouth reservoir under the Title 9 14-inch special. Confirm current Outdoor Alabama harvest rules. Do not invent a stocking calendar.

ADCNR Title 9 documents a 14-inch largemouth special for Walter F. George Lake. Confirm current limits before fishing. Canonical state is Alabama. This is not Oklahoma eufaula-lake and not a TVA 15-inch bass special. Elevation monitoring is not lake temperature.

conditionPublicationPolicy=static-value-structural-unavailable. Walter F. George Lake is a HIGH ADCNR destination (45,180 acres) with a Title 9 14-inch largemouth special and complete official static fishery and access. Canonical state is Alabama; Georgia filter is NO. Route identity is walter-f-george-lake-eufaula, distinct from Oklahoma eufaula-lake. No lake-eufaula alternate Alabama ID. USGS 0234296910 elevation/stage is not pool thermal. No same-lake live USGS 00010 exists. Dam stage, pool elevation, storage, inflow, tailwater temperature, and air temperature are not pool thermal. PATH B catalog-visible Unavailable plus complete Fishery is the strongest honest class. This justification is Walter F. George-specific and does not admit Oklahoma Eufaula or a Georgia duplicate.

Location and Access

Cataloged lake location

Barbour, Alabama

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The map marker represents the cataloged waterbody or monitoring location and may not indicate legal parking or public access. Confirm access through the official information before visiting.

Lake Details

County

Barbour

Management Category

chattahoochee-bass-reservoir

Regulation Scope

Walter F. George Lake

Regulation Summary

ADCNR 2025-26 recreational freshwater fishing regulations plus Walter F. George 14-inch largemouth special. Confirm current limits before fishing.

Target Species

largemouth-bass, black-crappie, channel-catfish, bluegill, striped-bass

Public Access

Public

Boat Launch

Available

Shore Fishing

Available

Description

Walter F. George Lake (Lake Eufaula), Barbour / Russell counties, Alabama, ADCNR 45,180 acres, with a Title 9 14-inch largemouth special. Canonical state is Alabama. Georgia State filter does not list this identity. This physical reservoir is distinct from Oklahoma eufaula-lake. Do not use lake-eufaula as an alternate Alabama ID. USGS 0234296910 elevation/stage is not lake temperature. Catalog-visible Unavailable: no same-lake live USGS 00010 is assigned as pool thermal. Dam stage, pool elevation, storage, inflow temperature, tailwater temperature, and air temperature are not Walter F. George water temperature. StrikeTracks publishes complete ADCNR static fishery value.