For 10 points, name this Alabama bay, the namesake of a city on its shores.
This body of water is home to periodic "Jubilees," in which changing levels of oxygen in its waters drive fish, crabs, and other creatures towards the shore and the surface, allowing for massive, easy harvests of seafood. Linked by Grant's Pass to a nearby Sound, the Middle Bay Lighthouse stands at its center, arising from the water on a series of stilts. Lesser rivers that flow into it include the Fish, Deer, and Dog Rivers, while its boundary is framed by the (*) Fort Morgan Peninsula and Dauphin Island. A battle fought in this body of water saw the use of the tactic of moving ships quickly through a minefield to bring them inside the range of the other side's shore-based guns. That battle saw the crippling of the Tennessee by forces under David Farragut and was fought during the Civil War. For 10 points, name this Alabama bay, the namesake of a city on its shores.
This body of water is home to periodic "Jubilees," in which changing levels of oxygen in its waters drive fish, crabs, and other creatures towards the shore and the surface, allowing for massive, easy harvests of seafood.
Mobile Bay [accept just Mobile after "Bay" is read in the final line of the question]