Largemouth Bass

River Falls, Alabama, nestled in Covington County, offers some excellent opportunities to target largemouth bass in its various creeks and the Conecuh River. What makes this location special is the diverse habitat, ranging from clear, sandy-bottomed streams to tannin-stained waters with plenty of submerged timber and vegetation. The largemouth here tend to be opportunistic feeders, adapting their diet to the available forage. Spring and fall are prime times for bass fishing in this area, as the fish are actively feeding in preparation for spawning or winter. During the warmer months, focus on fishing early in the morning or late in the evening when the bass are more likely to be active. Topwater lures, crankbaits, and soft plastics are all effective choices. A local tip is to explore the smaller creeks that feed into the Conecuh River; these often hold overlooked bass. Also, be mindful of the water levels, as heavy rains can quickly change conditions. Expect to find a mix of sizes, with the potential for some truly impressive catches.