Harrietts Bluff Fishing Dock, Woodbine GA | 912 Coastal

Harrietts Bluff Fishing Dock — Woodbine, Georgia | 912 Coastal

Harrietts Bluff offers public fishing access along Crooked River in Camden County, Georgia. Located off Crooked River Drive, this waterfront access point combines a public boat ramp with a floating dock, giving anglers an opportunity to fish in a tidal river environment.

It's a useful stop for local anglers exploring the waterways between St.

Marys and Woodbine.

Fishing Dock Information

Location: 303 Crooked River Drive, Woodbine, GA 31569

Waterway: Crooked River

Fishing Structure: Fishing pier and floating dock associated with the public boat ramp

Public Access: Public access; follow posted rules and respect designated launching and docking areas.

Launch Lanes: Confirm the current ramp configuration on arrival.

Ramp Surface: Confirm current surface and condition before launching.

Boat Size: No verified maximum boat size available. Consider water depth, tide, and vessel draft before launching.

Dock: Floating dock.

Hours: Listed as open daily from sunrise to sunset. Check for closures or access restrictions before visiting.

Restrooms: No restrooms are confirmed in the Georgia DNR fishing-access listing for this location.

Parking: Parking is available at the public boat ramp; capacity has not been verified.

Parking Fees: Confirm current fees and restrictions with Camden County.

Accessibility: Georgia DNR lists an accessible fishing location, accessible parking, and paved footpaths to the fishing area.

Nonmotorized Launch: Confirm the designated kayak or canoe launching arrangements with the managing authority.

Nearby Amenities: Harriett's Bluff Community Park is nearby, with additional recreational facilities.

What Can You Catch Here?

Crooked River is a tidal coastal waterway. Depending on season, salinity, tide, and local conditions, anglers may encounter redfish, spotted seatrout, flounder, black drum, and other estuarine species.

Catfish and other river species may also be encountered. No catch is guaranteed, so check current fishing reports and local conditions before heading out.

Fishing Tips

• Check the tide: Moving water can carry bait through the creek and around submerged structure.

• Try shrimp: Live or fresh shrimp is a practical starting bait for several coastal species.

• Fish carefully around structure: Docks and pilings can attract fish but also snag tackle.

• Watch the current: Adjust your sinker weight to hold bottom without creating unnecessary snags.

• Check the water level: Confirm that your boat has adequate depth for launching and returning.

Boat and Dock Etiquette

Harrietts Bluff is a shared fishing and boating access point. Keep fishing lines clear of the boat ramp and floating dock when vessels are launching, approaching, or tying off.

When a boat approaches the dock to secure its lines, respectfully reel in and move your fishing line out of the way. Give the operator room to maneuver safely.

Boats need room to dock. Never block a launch lane or occupy a tie-up area when boaters need access. Follow posted rules and be considerate of other anglers.

Fishing Licenses and Regulations

Check current Georgia fishing license requirements, saltwater permit requirements where applicable, and species-specific size and creel limits before keeping fish. Review official regulations through the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

Plan Your Next Fishing Trip

Harrietts Bluff provides another public fishing option for anglers exploring Crooked River and Camden County's tidal waterways.

Continue exploring 912 Coastal:

• Fishing 101: Learn how to read tides, identify structure, and choose effective bait.

• Boat Ramp 101: Review safe launching, retrieving, and boat-ramp etiquette.

• Nearby Boat Ramp Guides: Explore additional public launching locations around Camden County.

Explore more of coastal Georgia with 912 Coastal, and remember to share the water respectfully with fellow anglers and boaters.