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Little River Canyon National Preserve
Fishing

Fishing is allowed anywhere along Little River inside the Preserve if you have a valid Alabama or Non-Resident Fishing License. Children under 16 and adults over 65 are exempt from a fishing license.

Seine fishing or fishing with nets is not permitted.

Canyon Mouth Day Use Area is the perfect place to fly fish. The clear water is easily accessible.

Fishes of Little River Canyon National Preserve

Sunfishes

  • Shadow Bass
  • Bluegill
  • Longear Sunfish
  • Green Sunfish
  • Spotted Sunfish
  • Redeye Bass
  • Spotted Bass
  • Largemouth Bass
  • White Crappie
  • Black Crappie

Carps & Minnows

  • Blue Shiner
  • Stoneroller
  • Lined Chub
  • Blacknose Dace
  • Mountain Shiner
  • Coosa Shiner
  • Blue Shiner
  • Mimic Shiner

Suckers

  • Alabama Hog Sucker
  • Silver Redhorse
  • Black Redhorse
  • Golden Redhorse
  • Blacktail Redhorse

Perches

  • Coosa Darter
  • Greenbreasted Darter
  • Speckled Darter
  • Logperch
  • Bronze Darter
  • Blackbanded Darter

Bullhead Catfishes

  • Black Bullhead
  • Brown Bullhead
  • Channel Catfish
  • Black Madtom
  • Speckled Madtom
  • Flathead Catfish

Sculpins

  • Banded Sculpin

Gar

  • Long Nose Gar

The use of motorized boats is not allowed within Little River Canyon National Preserve. This includes trolling motors on boats.

Inidan Pipe  

Did You Know?
An impressive one thousand sixty-nine vascular plant species are found at Little River Canyon National Preserve.

Last Updated: June 06, 2008 at 14:56 EST