Upstream of Scottsboro

AWFF^* Boat Ramps and Fishing Access for Lake Guntersville in the Stevenson Area (Upstream of Scottsboro)

Boat Ramp Name	General Location	Boat Ramp Lanes	Security Lights	Docks	Park Lot Size	Rest- rooms	Access- ible
Crow Creek	Crow Creek, east of US Hwy. 72	1	Yes	One Stationary	20 Trailers; Half Acre	No	Yes
Long Island	South of Bridgeport; north of AL Hwy. 117	2	No	None	28 Trailers;Half Acre	No	No
Mud Creek	US Highway 72 north and turn right onto Old Highway 72; travel approximately 6.5 miles	1	Yes	One Stationary	26 Trailers; Half Acre	No	No
Raccoon Creek	Raccoon Creek, south west of AL Hwy. 117	1	Yes	1 Fixed	6 Trailers; Quarter Acre	No	No
Stevenson	TN. River, east side of Al 117	2	Yes	1 Floating	40 Trailers; Two and A Half Acres	No	Yes
Stevenson Park	Crow Creek, West of AL Hwy. 117	1	No	One Stationary	5 Trailers; Quarter Acre	No	No

The Department has specific regulations about the use of these boating and fishing access areas. If you have questions about these boating and fishing access areas, contact the District I Fisheries Supervisor. Additional free ramps are not involved in a partnership with the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources also service the Elk River arm of Wheeler Lake.

^*AWFF is the Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division.
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Sport Fish Restoration program funds come from the excise taxes on fishing equipment, fish finders, motorboat fuels, and small engine fuels. A minimum of 15% of these funds is allocated to the maintenance of existing ramps and the construction of new ramps.

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Upstream of Scottsboro

AWFF* Boat Ramps and Fishing Access for Lake Guntersville in the Stevenson Area (Upstream of Scottsboro)

AWFF^* Boat Ramps and Fishing Access for Lake Guntersville in the Stevenson Area (Upstream of Scottsboro)