Tournament fishing park brings family fun + economic development to Lincoln

Get ready to cast a line, bring your family and friends together and more at Lincoln’s Landing tournament fishing park. Open year-round, the fishing park doubles as an event space, sparking positive economic development for the city. Read on for the o-fish-al details.

Reel it in

Lincoln’s Landing fishing park is a multi-million dollar venue that brings together fishermen of all skill sets, from recreational to big-name tournaments.

According to ABC 3340, once it’s fully built, the park will include a swimming beach and Angler’s Pointe Resort, which is currently under construction alongside the park.

Several tournaments of all levels will take place at the park, with high school, college and even Bassmaster tournaments on the schedule. Tournaments have been planned as far out as 2024, bringing promised traffic to the city for years to come.

“Not only is it good for the residents, but there’s businesses coming in creating jobs, jobs create more revenue for the city, and the city is able to offer better services to their residents because of those jobs coming in.”

Les Robinson, park director, Lincoln’s Landing to ABC 3340

Visit Lincoln’s Landing

Even if you’re not a fan of casting a line, Lincoln’s Landing fishing park is a great spot for some classic rest and relaxation by the water.

Their event space can host weddings, cookouts and friendly get-togethers of all kinds. Perfect timing with the upcoming summer season.

In addition to Lincoln’s Landing, several other developments are in the works, bringing continued growth and economic development to the city.

Here are some upcoming tournaments you can catch at the fishing park:

• Saturday, Apr 16, 2022—Wounded Warrior Project (Jim Oneal) 100
• Friday, Apr 22, 2022—Engineers Tournament (Small Pavilion) 25
• Saturday, Apr 23, 2022—Fishers of Men 70
• Sunday, Apr 24, 2022—Sylacauga Marine Nitro Trail 120
• Sunday, Apr 24, 2022—L&M Bass Club 35

Location: 740 Travis Dr, Lincoln, AL 35096

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