Rodney J. Hall Fishing Pier | Savannah GA

Rodney J. Hall Boat Ramp and Fishing Pier is a public waterfront access point on the Skidaway River near Savannah, Georgia. Located along Diamond Causeway, this facility provides access to the surrounding tidal waters and is a useful stop for anglers exploring the waterways around Skidaway Island.

The location is also known as Butter Bean Beach. In addition to fishing access, the facility serves boaters launching into the Skidaway River, making it a practical place to include in a guide to public fishing and boating access along the Georgia coast.

Fishing Pier Information

Location: Rodney J. Hall Boat Ramp, near Butter Bean Beach, Savannah, Georgia

Address: 25 Diamond Causeway, Savannah, GA 31411

Waterway: Skidaway River

Fishing Access: Public fishing access listed by Georgia DNR

Boat Ramp: Public boat ramp

Parking: Parking lot listed by Chatham County

Restrooms: Listed in Georgia DNR’s access information for this location.

Other Amenities: The wider facility includes a beach area and pavilion. Check current county information for available amenities.

Hours and Fees: Check posted signs and current county information before visiting. Parking and other facility rules may apply.

What Can You Catch?

The Skidaway River is part of the tidal estuary system along coastal Georgia. Depending on the season, tide, and water conditions, anglers in the surrounding waters may encounter:

• Red drum (redfish)

• Spotted seatrout

• Flounder

• Black drum

• Sheepshead

These are potential catches in the surrounding waters, not guaranteed catches from this specific access point.

Fishing Tips for Rodney J. Hall

Check the tide before you go. Tidal movement changes water depth and current along the river. Use a local tide chart to plan your visit.

Try natural bait. Shrimp and cut bait are practical starting points for bottom fishing. Adjust your sinker weight to suit the current.

Look for moving water. Changes in current and visible baitfish activity can help you decide where to fish.

Bring the essentials. Pack spare hooks, leader material, water, sun protection, and a container for used fishing line.

Check current Georgia saltwater fishing regulations before keeping fish, including license requirements, size limits, seasons, and possession limits.

Share the Waterfront With Boaters

Rodney J. Hall is an active boat-launch facility, so anglers should keep fishing gear clear of the ramp and docking areas.

When a boat approaches a shared dock, reel in your line and move your rods and tackle out of the way. Give boat operators enough space to maneuver and tie off safely. Never block the ramp or cast across a boat’s path.

Explore More With 912 Coastal

Rodney J. Hall is another public access point to add to your Savannah-area fishing list.

Visit our Fishing 101 hub for inshore fishing advice and Boat Ramp 101 for more public launch locations along the Georgia coast.

You can also explore our guides to Frank O. Downing Fishing Pier and Salt Creek Park Fishing Pier for more fishing access around Savannah.

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