Public Fishing Piers & Docks in Glynn County, GA
Public Fishing Piers & Docks in Glynn County, Georgia
Glynn County is home to some of the most recognizable public fishing piers along the Georgia coast. From the St. Simons Island Pier to the fishing structures along the Torras Causeway and the waterfront at Jekyll Island, anglers have a variety of places to cast a line and enjoy the coastal scenery.
Whether you're visiting the Golden Isles for a weekend or live nearby and want to try somewhere new, this guide from 912 Coastal brings together the major public fishing piers, docks, catwalks, and other fishing access locations in Glynn County.
Georgia's Department of Natural Resources lists multiple fishing structures in the county, while Glynn County's parks directory confirms public fishing facilities at locations including Gascoigne Bluff and Altamaha Regional Park.
1. St. Simons Island Fishing Pier
Located near the heart of the St. Simons Island village, the St. Simons Island Pier is one of the best-known fishing destinations in the Golden Isles. It extends over the water and provides views of the surrounding coastline.
The adjacent Neptune Park offers additional amenities, including restrooms, picnic tables, benches, and beach access.
Location: 100 Mallery Street, St. Simons Island
Waterway: Coastal tidal waters
Best for: Public pier fishing, scenic views, and a family outing
Read our full guide: St. Simons Island Fishing Pier
2. Jekyll Island Fishing Pier
The Jekyll Island Fishing Pier is a dedicated fishing destination near Clam Creek. Its location provides access to tidal waters and makes it a popular stop for anglers exploring Jekyll Island.
Georgia DNR lists the pier among its accessible saltwater fishing locations, with restrooms and a fish-cleaning station noted in its amenities list.
Location: 10 Clam Creek Road, Jekyll Island
Waterway: Clam Creek and nearby tidal waters
Best for: Dedicated pier fishing and exploring Jekyll Island's northern end
Read our full guide: Jekyll Island Fishing Pier
3. Gascoigne Bluff Park Fishing Pier — St. Simons Island
Gascoigne Bluff Park offers a concrete fishing pier along with waterfront picnic facilities, restrooms, and a public marina. It is a useful destination for anglers who want a fishing spot with additional park amenities.
Glynn County, GA
Address: 1000 Arthur J. Moore Drive, St. Simons Island
Access type: Concrete fishing pier and marina
Best for: Fishing, picnics, and waterfront recreation
Read our full guide: Gascoigne Bluff Park Fishing Pier
4. Clarence Hilburn Fishing Pier — Blythe Island Regional Park
Blythe Island Regional Park provides fishing access as part of a larger outdoor recreation area. The county lists a fishing pier at the park, while the marina offers access to the South Brunswick River and boat-launch services.
Address: 6616 Blythe Island Highway, Brunswick
Waterway: South Brunswick River area
Best for: Pier fishing and combining fishing with a park visit
Read our full guide: Clarence Hilburn Fishing Pier at Blythe Island Regional Park
5. Altamaha Regional Park Fishing Pier — Brunswick Area
Altamaha Regional Park provides fishing access in a natural setting near the Altamaha River. Glynn County lists a fishing pier, boat ramps, camping, picnic facilities, and other recreational amenities at the park.
Address: 1605 Altamaha Park Road, Brunswick, GA 31525
Waterway: Altamaha River area
Best for: Fishing, camping, boating, and outdoor recreation
Read our full guide: Altamaha Regional Park Fishing Pier
6. Marshes of Glynn Overlook Park Fishing Pier — Brunswick
Marshes of Glynn Overlook Park provides a fishing pier with views across the coastal marsh environment. Its location makes it a convenient stop for anglers exploring Brunswick and the surrounding waterways.
Georgia DNR lists the site as a pier with restrooms and accessible fishing features.
Address: 1420 Glynn Avenue, Brunswick
Best for: Fishing and enjoying views of the coastal marshes
Read our full guide: Marshes of Glynn Overlook Park Fishing Pier
7. Sidney Lanier Park Fishing Pier — Brunswick
Sidney Lanier Park is a public recreation area in Brunswick with a fishing pier and additional park amenities. Georgia DNR lists the pier as an accessible fishing location with restrooms and accessible parking.
Department Of Natural Resources Division
Address: 1 Coach Williams Way, Brunswick, GA 31520
Best for: Convenient pier fishing in the Brunswick area
Read our full guide: Sidney Lanier Park Fishing Pier
8. Back River Bridge Fishing Piers — Torras Causeway
The Back River Bridge fishing structures offer anglers another option along the Torras Causeway between Brunswick and St. Simons Island.
Georgia DNR lists the location as a fishing pier with accessible fishing features. Because the structures are near a roadway, visitors should use designated parking and remain clear of traffic.
Location: F.J. Torras Causeway, Brunswick
Waterway: Back River
Best for: Short fishing stops along the causeway
Read our full guide: Back River Bridge Fishing Piers
9. Mackay River Fishing Piers — Torras Causeway
The Mackay River fishing structures provide access to another stretch of tidal water along the Torras Causeway. They are separate from the Back River Bridge fishing structures, so check the location details before setting out.
Georgia DNR identifies the Mackay River Piers as a fishing location with accessible fishing features.
Location: F.J. Torras Causeway, Brunswick
Waterway: Mackay River
Best for: Tidal fishing and exploring causeway access points
Read our full guide: Mackay River Fishing Piers
10. Little River Bridge Catwalk — Torras Causeway
The Little River Bridge Catwalk is a smaller fishing structure along the Torras Causeway. Unlike a broad fishing pier, a catwalk is a narrower platform, so visitors should be mindful of space and other people using it.
Georgia DNR identifies the site as a catwalk with accessible fishing features.
Location: F.J. Torras Causeway, Brunswick
Waterway: Little River
Best for: Anglers looking for a smaller public fishing structure
Read our full guide: Little River Bridge Catwalk Fishing Access
11. Clam Creek Bridge Fishing Access — Jekyll Island
Clam Creek Bridge provides another point of access around Jekyll Island. Georgia DNR identifies it as a footbridge rather than a conventional fishing pier, so visitors should confirm where fishing is permitted and avoid obstructing people using the bridge.
Location: Near 10 Clam Creek Road, Jekyll Island
Waterway: Clam Creek
Access type: Footbridge
Best for: Exploring the Clam Creek area; fish only from permitted locations
Read our full guide: Clam Creek Bridge Fishing Access
12. Jekyll Creek Fishing Piers
Georgia DNR also lists fishing piers along Downing Musgrove Causeway on Jekyll Island. These are separate from the main Jekyll Island Fishing Pier and provide additional opportunities to explore the island's tidal waterways.
Location: Downing Musgrove Causeway, Jekyll Island
Waterway: Jekyll Creek
Best for: Tidal fishing and exploring the island's creek system
Read our full guide: Jekyll Creek Fishing Piers
Other Glynn County Fishing Access Points
These locations also appear in Georgia DNR's fishing access directory, but they are not all conventional fishing piers.
Pond Fishing Piers at Jekyll Boat Ramp: A separate fishing option near Skimmer Road on Jekyll Island.
Gould's Inlet: A bank-fishing location on St. Simons Island, rather than a dedicated pier.
St. Andrews Picnic Area and Beach: A beach and bank-fishing option on Jekyll Island.
Sea Island Footpath: A listed bank-fishing access location; confirm public access and current restrictions before visiting.
These sites help round out the county guide, but we should not describe bank-fishing areas as piers or imply that every location has the same amenities.
What Can You Catch in Glynn County?
Glynn County's tidal rivers, creeks, and coastal waters provide opportunities for a range of saltwater species. Depending on the location, season, and conditions, anglers may encounter:
Red drum (redfish)
Spotted seatrout
Flounder
Black drum
Sheepshead
Croaker and other coastal species
These are possible catches in the surrounding waters, not a guarantee for any individual pier. Check current Georgia fishing regulations for licensing, seasons, size limits, and daily catch limits.
Fishing Tips for Glynn County
Check the tide. Current and water depth can change substantially around the causeways, creeks, and tidal rivers.
Choose tackle for the location. Shrimp is a versatile bait for many inshore species, while lures can be useful when fish are feeding on baitfish.
Keep access areas clear. Some locations share space with boat ramps, marinas, or roadways. Never block a launch lane or cast where you could interfere with boat traffic.
Check local conditions. Weather, construction, and temporary closures can affect access. Confirm the latest information before traveling.
Respect other anglers. Give people room to cast, keep gear organized, and take all used line and trash with you.
Explore More With 912 Coastal
Glynn County is a major destination for fishing along the Georgia coast, with public piers and smaller access structures spread across Brunswick, St. Simons Island, and Jekyll Island.
Start with our Fishing 101 hub for practical inshore fishing advice, and visit Boat Ramp 101 to find more public launch locations.
If you're planning a longer trip, explore our Camden County fishing guide and continue north toward Liberty, Bryan, and Chatham counties as we build the complete 912 Coastal directory.
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