Herbert Battise Observation Pier | Savannah GA

Herbert Battise Observation Pier is a public waterfront access point along the Little Ogeechee River in Savannah, Georgia. Located off Coffee Bluff Road, the pier provides visitors with views of the surrounding tidal river and coastal marshland.

For anglers exploring public fishing locations beyond Savannah's better-known piers, this is another spot to investigate. Georgia's Department of Natural Resources lists Herbert Battise Observation Pier among its saltwater fishing access locations, making it a useful addition to a coastal fishing directory.

Fishing Pier Information

Location: Herbert Battise Observation Pier, Savannah, Georgia

Address: 14915 Coffee Bluff Road, Savannah, GA 31419

Waterway: Little Ogeechee River

Fishing Access: Pier listed by Georgia DNR as a saltwater fishing access location

Parking: Check the available parking and posted signs at the site.

Restrooms: Availability has not been confirmed.

Boat Ramp: Do not assume a boat ramp is located at the pier; confirm nearby public launch options before your visit.

Accessibility: Georgia DNR's accessibility listing identifies paved footpaths and an accessible fishing structure at this location. Check current conditions before visiting.

Hours and Fees: Confirm current access rules and any posted restrictions before planning your trip.

What Can You Catch?

The Little Ogeechee River is part of the tidal coastal system surrounding Savannah. Depending on the season, tide, and conditions, anglers in the surrounding waters may encounter:

• Red drum (redfish)

• Spotted seatrout

• Black drum

• Sheepshead

• Other estuarine species

These are potential catches in the wider area, not confirmed catches from this specific pier.

Fishing Tips for the Little Ogeechee River

Check the tide before fishing. Tidal movement changes current and water depth. A local tide chart can help you plan when to visit.

Start with natural bait. Shrimp or cut bait can be practical choices for bottom fishing. Adjust your sinker to match the current.

Watch the water. Look for baitfish activity and moving water near creek mouths or channel edges when deciding where to cast.

Bring the basics. Pack extra hooks, weights, leader material, drinking water, and sun protection.

Before keeping fish, check current Georgia saltwater fishing regulations for licensing, size limits, seasons, and possession limits.

Respect the Waterfront

Keep fishing lines, tackle, and personal belongings organized so other visitors can safely use the pier. Follow posted rules, avoid blocking walkways, and take all fishing line and trash with you when you leave.

Because access details and amenities can change, verify current site conditions before making a special trip.

Explore More With 912 Coastal

Continue exploring the Georgia coast with our Fishing 101 hub for inshore fishing tips and our Boat Ramp 101 guide for public launch locations.

You can also visit our guides to Salt Creek Park Fishing Pier and King's Ferry Fishing Pier for more public fishing access around Savannah.

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