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Fish Advisories Alabama
Fish Advisories Alabama
Lewis Smith Reservoir– Ryan Creek, Lewis Smith Reservoir in the vicinity of Cullman Largemouth Bass
Mercury
Cullman County Road 222 bridge. 1 meal per month
Rock Creek, Lewis Smith Reservoir in vicinity of Little Crooked
Lewis Smith Reservoir– Largemouth Bass
Creek and Rock Creek Marina, approximately 5 miles upstream Mercury
Winston 2 meals per month
from Sipsey Fork.
Largemouth Bass
Lewis Smith Reservoir– 1 meal per month
Mouth of Clear Creek. Mouth of Butler Creek. Mercury
Winston Spotted Bass
1 meal per month
Largemouth Bass
Limestone Creek- Wheeler Reservoir. Limestone Creek embayment beginning
Limited Consumption** Mercury
Limestone approximately 1 mile upstream of Tennessee River confluence.
1 meal per month
Little Bear Creek Reservoir- Largemouth Bass
Dam forebay area. Little Bear Creek mile 12.5. Mercury
Franklin 2 meals per month
Little Escambia Creek- Spotted Bass
In Escambia County at US Hwy 31/29 bridge. Mercury
Escambia Do Not Consume*
Mobile River- Largemouth Bass
At and south of the confluence with Cold Creek. Mercury
Mobile 2 meals per month
North River– Upstream of Lake Tuscaloosa, immediately upstream of Largemouth Bass
Mercury
Tuscaloosa Bull Slough Road. 2 meals per month
Opossum Creek- Largemouth Bass
From the Pumping Station to the confluence with Valley Creek. Mercury
Jefferson Do Not Consume*
Patsaliga Creek- Largemouth Bass
Patsaliga Creek embayment of Point A Reservoir. Mercury
Covington 1 meal per month
Pea River– Largemouth Bass
Entire River. Mercury
Geneva 2 meals per month
Largemouth Bass
Perdido River- 1 meal per month
Styx River confluence in vicinity of US Hwy 90 bridge crossing. Mercury
Baldwin River Redhorse
2 meals per month
Point A Reservoir- Largemouth Bass
Conecuh River, Point A Reservoir, lakewide. Mercury
Covington 1 meal per month
Polecat Creek- Largemouth Bass
Upstream of confluence with Fish River. Mercury
Baldwin 1 meal per month
Sepulga River– Spotted Bass
Sepulga River upstream of Conecuh River confluence. Mercury
Escambia 1 meal per month
Sipsey River- Sipsey River embayment, approx. 0.5 miles upstream of Largemouth Bass
Mercury
Tuscaloosa confluence with Tombigbee River. 2 meals per month
Channel Catfish
Styx River- Limited Consumption**
Entire River. Mercury
Baldwin Largemouth Bass
1 meal per month
Tennessee River- At Alabama/Tennessee state line just upstream of Long Island. Spotted Bass
Mercury
Jackson At Tennessee River mile 417. 2 meals per month
Tensaw River- Largemouth Bass
Entire River. Mercury
Baldwin Limited Consumption**
Tombigbee River- Largemouth Bass
Vicinity of Tombigbee River mile 83.6. Mercury
Clarke 1 meal per month
Uchee Creek- Largemouth Bass
Uchee Creek in vicinity of Uchee Recreational Area. Mercury
Russell 2 meals per month
Largemouth Bass
Do Not Consume*
Upper Bear Creek Reservoir-
Dam forebay area. Upper Bear Creek mile 115. Channel Catfish Mercury
Marion
2 meals per month
2010 ALABAMA FISH CONSUMPTION ADVISORIES AUGUST 2010
WATER BODY-COUNTY COLLECTION LOCATION TYPE ADVISORY CONTAMINANT
Valley Creek-
Largemouth Bass
Jefferson Around the confluence with Opossum Creek. Mercury
Do Not Consume*
Largemouth Bass
Do Not Consume*
Widows Creek- Vicinity of first bridge crossing upstream of Tennessee River
Yellow Bullhead Mercury
Jackson confluence. Million Dollar bridge.
Limited Consumption**
1 meal per month
Largemouth Bass
Do Not Consume*
Widows Creek-
Upstream of Jackson County Road 96. Freashwater Drum Mercury
Jackson
Limited Consumption**
1 meal per month
Yellow River- At County Road 4 bridge crossing approx. 1.5 miles upstream of Largemouth Bass
Mercury
Covington Alabama/Florida state line. Do Not Consume*
* Do Not Consume advisory: Everyone should avoid eating the designated species of fish in the defined areas.
** Limited Consumption advisory: Women of reproductive age and children less than 15 years old should avoid eating
certain fish from these areas. Other people should limit their consumption of the particular species to one meal per
month. A meal is considered to be 6 ounces of cooked fish or 8 ounces of raw fish.
Alabama Department of Public Health, 1-800-201-8208, tox@adph.state.al.us, www.adph.org/tox