Aliceville Lake, also known as Pickensville Lake or Aliceville Reservoir, is an 8,300-acre body of water situated on the Alabama-Mississippi border. As the second largest of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway lakes, it stretches approximately 28 miles in length from the Columbus Lock and Dam (Stennis Lock and Dam) tailrace to the Aliceville Lock and Dam (Tom Bevill Lock and Dam). Formed in 1980 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the reservoir is a popular destination for anglers from both Alabama and Mississippi, offering excellent fishing opportunities for various species. The lake features brush and lay-downs scattered throughout, creating ideal habitats for fish. With modern campgrounds, primitive camping areas, and day-use facilities for picnicking and water sports, Aliceville Lake provides a complete outdoor experience for fishing enthusiasts.