Eve Park Fishing Access | Halfmoon Marina, Midway GA

If you're looking for a fishing spot with deep coastal water, waterfront docks, and family-friendly amenities, Eve Park at Halfmoon Marina is worth adding to your 912 Coastal fishing directory.

Located on Colonel's Island near Midway, Georgia, Eve Park sits along the South Newport River. The location is known for its fishing opportunities, marina access, playground, and picnic facilities. It's a useful destination for anglers who want to spend time on the water while bringing family or friends along for the day. Liberty County's tourism information highlights the area for fishing, boating, and waterfront recreation.

Fishing Access Information

Location: Eve Park at Halfmoon Marina, Midway, Georgia

Address: 234 Azalea Road, Midway, GA 31320

Waterway: South Newport River

Fishing Access: Waterfront fishing access associated with the marina and docks

Boat Access: Marina docking facilities are available. Confirm public launch options before bringing a boat.

Parking: Check available parking and posted marina rules on arrival.

Restrooms: Current public restroom availability has not been confirmed.

Picnic Facilities: Screened picnic tables are reported at the park.

Playground: Available.

Bait Shop: Liberty County tourism information reports a marina bait shop; check current hours and stock before relying on it.

Hours and Fees: Confirm current public access rules and any marina charges before visiting.

What Can You Catch?

The South Newport River is part of Georgia's tidal coastal water system.

Liberty County identifies this area as a destination for inshore fishing.

Depending on the season, tide, and conditions, anglers in the surrounding waters may encounter:

  • Red drum

  • Spotted seatrout

  • Flounder

  • Black drum

  • Sheepshead

These are potential catches in the surrounding waters, not guaranteed catches from the park's docks.

Fishing Tips for Eve Park

Check the tide before you go. The South Newport River is tidal, and changing water levels can affect current and fishing conditions. Check a local tide chart before planning your trip.

Try natural bait. Shrimp and cut bait are practical starting points for bottom fishing in coastal waters.

Watch the current. Look for moving water and bait activity near channel edges when deciding where to fish.

Bring sun and insect protection. Coastal Georgia can be hot and buggy, especially during summer.

Check dock access first. Marina docks may serve boat owners and customers. Confirm which areas are open to the public and avoid fishing where signs prohibit it.

Always check current Georgia saltwater fishing regulations, including license requirements, size limits, seasons, and possession limits.

Respect the Marina and Other Boaters

Because Eve Park is associated with a marina, anglers should keep fishing lines and tackle clear of docking areas.

If a boat approaches a shared dock, reel in your line and move rods and gear out of the way. Give the operator enough room to approach, maneuver, and tie up safely. Do not assume every marina dock is open for public fishing.

Explore More With 912 Coastal

Eve Park adds another waterfront destination to our growing directory of fishing locations along coastal Georgia.

Visit our Fishing 101 hub for inshore fishing advice and Boat Ramp 101 for public launch locations and access information.

You can also explore our guides to Sunbury Boat Ramp Fishing Pier and Cay Creek Wetlands Interpretive Center Fishing Pier for other fishing destinations around Liberty County.

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