Georgia Fishing Piers & Public Docks | Complete Directory – 912 Coastal

Find Your Next Fishing Spot Along the Georgia Coast

Georgia's coast is full of places to stop, cast a line and enjoy a day on the water. From riverfront fishing docks in small coastal towns to long bridge catwalks, marsh-side platforms and ocean fishing piers, every area offers something a little different.

But finding the right spot isn't always easy. You might know the town you want to visit without knowing which pier is nearby, whether a dock is open to the public or where to start looking.

That's why we created this 912 Coastal Georgia Fishing Piers & Public Docks Directory.

We've organized our individual location guides by county, making it easier to explore the coast one area at a time. Whether you're a local angler looking for a new place to fish, a visitor planning a weekend trip or someone discovering Georgia's coastline for the first time, this page gives you a starting point.

Choose your county below and explore the fishing locations we've covered.

Our directory includes dedicated fishing piers, public docks, bridge catwalks, fishing platforms and selected shoreline-access areas. These are different types of facilities, so check the individual location information before heading out. Public access, amenities and operating conditions can change.

Camden County — St. Marys, Kingsland & the Southern Coast

Camden County is where our journey along the Georgia coast begins. The St. Marys River, tidal creeks and nearby coastal waters offer anglers plenty of reasons to explore beyond their usual fishing spots.

This part of the coast is a great place to start if you enjoy fishing around riverbanks, public waterfronts and quieter stretches of water.

Fishing piers, docks and access locations

• Howard Gilman Memorial Park Fishing Pier — St. Marys

• Temple Landing Fishing Dock — Camden County

• Crooked River State Park Fishing Access

• Harriet’s Bluff Boat Ramp & Fishing Access

• Notter Pond — St. Marys

• White Oak Creek Fishing Access

• White Oak Boat Ramp Fishing Dock

• Dark Entry Creek Fishing Dock

• Satilla River Fishing Pier - Woodbine GA

• Satilla River Fishing Pier, Georgia Coast Rail Trail | 912 Coastal

Explore the area: Public Fishing Piers & Docks in Camden County, Georgia

Glynn County — Brunswick, St. Simons Island & Jekyll Island

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Glynn County brings together working waterfronts, island communities, tidal rivers and saltwater fishing opportunities. Around Brunswick, St. Simons Island and Jekyll Island, anglers can find a mix of traditional fishing piers and bridge structures overlooking coastal water.

Whether you prefer fishing from a dedicated pier or setting up along a river or creek, this area offers plenty of places to explore.

Fishing piers, docks and access locations

• Gascoigne Bluff Park Fishing Pier — St. Simons Island

• St. Simons Island Fishing Pier

• Altamaha Regional Park Fishing Pier — Brunswick

• Marshes of Glynn Overlook Park Fishing Pier — Brunswick

• Clarence Hilburn Fishing Pier — Blythe Island Regional Park

• Mackay River Fishing Piers — Brunswick

• Little River Bridge Catwalk Fishing Access

• Sidney Lanier Park Fishing Pier — Brunswick

• Back River Bridge Fishing Piers — Torras Causeway

• Jekyll Creek Fishing Piers — Jekyll Island

• Clam Creek Bridge Fishing Access — Jekyll Island

• Jekyll Island Fishing Pier

Explore the area: Public Fishing Piers & Docks in Glynn County, Georgia

McIntosh County — Darien, Townsend & the Tidal Rivers

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McIntosh County is a natural stop for anglers who enjoy fishing around tidal rivers, marshes and quiet coastal communities. Darien sits at the heart of this section of the coast, with waterfront facilities and fishing access around the Darien and Champney rivers.

Further into the county, you'll find other locations near creeks, bridges and boat landings. Some are dedicated fishing structures, while others are better described as general waterfront or shoreline access.

Fishing piers, docks and access locations

• Darien Waterfront Park Fishing Dock

• James Allen Williamson Park & Champney River Fishing Pier

• Blue-N-Haul Fishing Pier

• Bellville Boat Ramp Fishing Pier

• White Chimney Creek Fishing Dock & Boat Ramp

• Butler River Bridge Fishing Access

• Barbour River Landing Fishing Access

Explore the area: Public Fishing Piers & Docks in Darien, Georgia

Liberty County — Midway, Sunbury & Riceboro

Liberty County offers a different side of coastal Georgia, with smaller communities, freshwater fishing areas, tidal creeks and waterfront access. Around Midway, Sunbury and Riceboro, anglers can explore a combination of fishing piers, creek-side structures and park fishing areas.

Some locations are better suited to a quick stop, while others may be worth adding to a longer day exploring the surrounding waterways.

Fishing piers, docks and access locations

• Sunbury Boat Ramp Fishing Pier

• Sunbury Fishing Pier & Boat Ramp | Midway GA

• Cay Creek Wetlands Interpretive Center Fishing Pier

• Riceboro Dock Fishing Pier

• Riceboro Fishing Area & Peacock Creek

• Jones Creek Park Fishing Area

• Eve Park / Halfmoon Marina Fishing Access

Additional freshwater fishing areas

• Bryant Commons Fishing Pond — Hinesville

Access note: Marina docks and campground facilities may have restrictions. Confirm that fishing is permitted and that public access is available before visiting.

Bryan County — Richmond Hill & the Ogeechee River

Bryan County is a good area to explore if you enjoy fishing around river systems, tidal creeks and marsh-lined waterways. Richmond Hill and the surrounding area provide access to several waterfront locations, including a state park fishing pier and other fishing areas.

As with any coastal fishing trip, water conditions and tides can affect where and how you fish. Check the details for each location before choosing your destination.

Fishing piers, docks and access locations

• Fort McAllister State Park Fishing Pier — Ogeechee River

• Fort McAllister Redbird Creek Fishing Pier | Richmond Hill GA

• Bryan County Fisherman’s Co-Op Fishing Pier — Richmond Hill

• J.F. Gregory Park Fishing Area — Richmond Hill

• Demeries Creek Fishing Access — Richmond Hill

• Tivoli River Fishing Pier & Kayak Launch | Richmond Hill GA

Some entries are fishing-access areas rather than confirmed dedicated piers. Verify the structure and current public-access rules before publishing or visiting.

Chatham County — Savannah, Wilmington Island & Tybee Island

Chatham County offers one of the broadest mixes of fishing environments on the Georgia coast. Around Savannah and Thunderbolt, anglers can find riverfront locations and fishing structures near tidal creeks. Further east, Wilmington Island and Tybee Island provide access to coastal waterways, back-river fishing and oceanfront opportunities.

From quiet marsh settings to larger fishing piers, this section is a useful starting point for exploring the northern end of Georgia's coast.

Fishing piers, docks and access locations

• Frank O. Downing Fishing Pier — Savannah

• King’s Ferry Fishing Pier — Savannah

• Salt Creek Park Fishing Pier — Savannah

• Bell’s Landing Fishing Pier — Savannah

• Frank W. Spencer Park Fishing Pier — Savannah

• Herbert Battise Observation Pier — Savannah

• Rodney J. Hall Fishing Pier / Butter Bean Beach — Savannah

• Turner Creek Fishing Pier & Access — Wilmington Island

• Thunderbolt Fishing Pier — W.E. Honey Park

• Lazaretto Creek Fishing Pier — Tybee Island

• Tybee Back River Fishing Pier / Fisherman’s Walk

• Tybee Island Ocean Fishing Pier

Explore the area: Public Fishing Piers & Docks in Chatham County, Georgia | Savannah & Tybee Island

A Few Things to Know Before You Go

A fishing pier and a public dock aren't always the same thing. Some structures are built specifically for anglers, while others serve boaters, provide shoreline access or sit alongside a boat ramp. A location appearing in a directory does not automatically mean every part of the facility is open for unrestricted fishing.

Before leaving home, check:

• Public access: Make sure the site is open to the public and fishing is allowed.

• Parking and facilities: Check the individual location guide for parking, restrooms and other amenities.

• Tides and conditions: Tidal currents, water depth and weather can affect fishing conditions.

• Boat traffic: Keep lines and tackle clear when boats approach shared docks. Give boaters room to tie up safely.

• Posted rules: Follow local regulations, signs, hours and any access restrictions.

Keep Exploring With 912 Coastal

Finding a fishing spot is just the beginning. Learning to read the water, understand tides and recognize productive structure can help you make better use of the time you spend on the coast.

Explore our Fishing 101 resources to build your inshore fishing knowledge, and visit Boat Ramp 101 for practical information about launching and using public ramps.

We're continuing to expand our coastal Georgia coverage, with more location-specific guides designed to help anglers find useful information before they make the trip.

Save this directory as your starting point for exploring fishing piers, public docks and fishing access along the Georgia coast.

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