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Pickwick Lake stretches about 50 miles along the Tennessee River from Wilson Dam at Florence, Alabama, to Pickwick Landing Dam in Tennessee, touching Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee. With more than 40,000 acres of water, rock bluffs and long sandy gravel bars, it is one of the best boating and fishing lakes in the South. Invert Sports offers Pickwick Lake boat rentals, jet ski rentals, water toys and private boat charters, ready and waiting at the lake.
Pickwick Lake Boat Rentals
Pickwick Lake’s wide water is great for skiing, tubing and cruising, and calm mornings in the coves are perfect for wakesurfing. Our Pickwick Lake boat rentals include:
- MasterCraft wakesurf and wakeboard boats for family and friends
- Ski boat rentals for water skiing, slalom and tubing
- Tubes, wakeboards and wakesurf boards for every age
- Paddle boards and water trampolines for a summer day on Pickwick Lake
Rather have someone else drive? Book a private boat charter and our captain will handle the boat. Damage waiver coverage is available on every rental.
Pickwick Lake Jet Ski Rentals
Jet skiing on Pickwick Lake means three states of water, rock bluffs and gravel bars to explore. Most of our jet ski rentals can pull a tube, depending on the model, and guided rides are available. See our jet ski models to pick your ride.
Pontoons, Marinas and Boat Service
Marinas and public ramps around Florence, Muscle Shoals, Counce and the Mississippi shore make it easy to get on the water. We don't rent pontoons or service boats, but we offer surf boats, jet skis and water toys to go with your pontoon day or lake house stay.
Smallmouth Bass Capital of the World
Pickwick is famous for its smallmouth bass and also has great largemouth, crappie, sauger and catfish fishing.
Three States
The Mississippi side of the lake is known for tall rock bluffs, waterfalls and long gravel bars, and the Natchez Trace Parkway crosses the lake.
The Tenn-Tom Waterway
The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway begins at Pickwick Lake, linking the Tennessee River to the Gulf of Mexico.
Getting to Pickwick Lake
Pickwick Lake runs west from Florence and Muscle Shoals, Alabama, to Counce, Tennessee, about 2 hours from Memphis and an hour and 15 minutes from Huntsville. See all of our Alabama lakes.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Alabama boating rules: Alabama requires a vessel license to drive any motorized boat or jet ski, and no one under 12 may drive one. Drivers 12 and 13 need a license and a licensed adult 21 or older on board, and visitors 14 and older from other states can boat up to 45 days a year without an Alabama license. Our rental drivers must be 18 or older.
- Life jackets: everyone on a jet ski and anyone being towed must wear a life jacket, and so should young children on a moving boat.
- Watch for barges: Pickwick is part of the Tennessee River navigation channel, so give barges and towboats plenty of room.
- Book early: summer weekends and holidays fill up fast.
Lakes Near Pickwick Lake
Kentucky Lake begins just below Pickwick Landing Dam, and Wheeler Lake is about an hour east.
