Demeries Creek is another public water-access location worth knowing about in Bryan County, Georgia. Located near Richmond Hill, the creek offers access to the tidal waters and marshes that make this part of the Georgia coast popular with anglers and boaters.
This location is especially useful for people who want to explore the area's waterways by boat or kayak. Public access information identifies a boat ramp and hand-launch area on Demeries Creek, with courtesy docks and parking reported by a regional fishing-access directory. Confirm the exact fishing pier or shoreline fishing access before publishing this as a dedicated pier location, since current official sources do not clearly establish a separate named fishing pier here.
Fishing Access Information
Location: Demeries Creek, near Richmond Hill, Georgia
Address: Near the intersection of Bryan Neck Road and Demeries Creek
Road, Richmond Hill, GA
Waterway: Demeries Creek
Fishing Access: Creekside fishing may be possible from permitted public access areas; confirm where shore fishing is allowed.
Boat Ramp: Public boat ramp reported at this location.
Courtesy Dock: Reported by a regional fishing-access directory.
Parking: Parking is reported near the ramp.
Restrooms: A regional directory reports restrooms, but current availability should be confirmed.
Hours and Fees: Check posted signs and current Bryan County information before visiting.
Because some of these facility details come from an older access directory, verify the current entrance, ramp condition, amenities, and fishing rules before relying on them.
Richmond Hill
What Can You Catch?
Demeries Creek is part of the tidal creek network around Richmond Hill. Depending on the season, tide, and water conditions, anglers in the surrounding waters may encounter:
Red drum
Spotted seatrout
Flounder
Black drum
Sheepshead
These are potential catches in the surrounding coastal waters, not a confirmed list of species caught at this exact access point.
Fishing Tips for Demeries Creek
Check the tide before you go. Water depth and current change through the tidal cycle. Check a local tide chart before planning your visit.
Try natural bait. Shrimp and cut bait are practical starting points for bottom fishing in tidal creeks.
Watch the current. Moving water along marsh edges and channel mouths can help you identify areas worth trying.
Bring the basics. Pack spare hooks, sinkers, leader material, water, and sun protection.
Check current Georgia saltwater fishing regulations, including licensing requirements, size limits, seasons, and possession limits.
Share the Ramp and Dock
This is a boat-access location, so keep fishing gear clear of the launch lane and courtesy dock.
If a boat approaches the dock, reel in your line and move rods and tackle out of the way. Give boat operators room to maneuver and tie up safely, and never block the ramp while fishing.
Explore More With 912 Coastal
Continue exploring the Georgia coast with our Fishing 101 hub for practical inshore fishing advice and Boat Ramp 101 for more public launch locations.
You can also explore our guides to Tivoli River Fishing Pier & Kayak Launch and Bryan County Fisherman’s Co-Op Fishing Pier for nearby waterfront access options around Richmond Hill.
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