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Fishing Neely Henry Lake
On Neely Henry you'll fish current-driven rock, bridge pilings, and creek arms for spotted and largemouth bass — classic Coosa River fishing.
Neely Henry Lake · Guided Bass Fishing
Gadsden Bass Fishing Guide
Guided bass fishing trips for anglers from Gadsden, AL with Captain Shane Ellis and his pro guide team.
Gadsden straddles the Coosa River and Neely Henry Lake, giving the city's anglers quality bass water right downtown — and Weiss Lake is only a short drive northeast. Few Alabama cities of its size sit this close to genuinely good bass fishing, with hard-fighting Coosa River spotted bass and solid largemouth on tap.
Neely Henry runs right through Gadsden, with riprap, bridge pilings, seawalls, and creek arms all within easy reach.
Gadsden anglers have an enviable choice: fish Neely Henry at home, or run northeast to Weiss for shallow Coosa largemouth — Captain Shane guides both.
Why Gadsden Anglers Fish Here
Your closest serious bass water
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Seasonal bass patterns
Summer is prime for spotted bass on the current, while spring and fall pull largemouth shallow into the creeks.
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Getting there
Neely Henry is right in Gadsden — no drive needed — and Weiss Lake is a short, practical drive northeast for a change of pace.
Good to Know
Bass fishing from Gadsden — FAQ
What lake is in Gadsden for bass fishing?
Neely Henry Lake runs right through Gadsden, offering Coosa River spotted bass and largemouth. Weiss Lake is also a short drive northeast for shallow-water largemouth.
Why does current matter on Neely Henry at Gadsden?
Neely Henry is a river-run Coosa lake, and the bite often turns on when water is moving. Captain Shane keys on current to find the most active spotted and largemouth bass.
Book your Gadsden bass fishing trip
Captain Shane Ellis & his pro guide team · USCG licensed · all gear included.
