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DeSoto State Park Fishing


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13883 County. Road. 89
Fort Payne, AL 35967
256-845-0051
256-845-8286 (fax)


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For information about fishing licenses and to order one online, visit the fishing section of OutdoorAlabama.com

 Bank fishing above the dam at DeSoto Falls in Little River.

(No wake)

Fishing in the Area:

Weiss Lake provides almost 36,000 acres of fishing along the Coosa River, with about 426 miles of shoreline. Located 20 miles from DeSoto State Park in Cherokee County.

DeKalb County Lake is 120-acres located on Sand Mountain one mile north of Sylvania, Alabama.

 Valid Alabama fishing license required.

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