Sunbury Boat Ramp Fishing Pier | Midway GA

We're continuing the 912 Coastal fishing-access series south of Richmond Hill into Liberty County. Sunbury Boat Ramp Fishing Pier is a public fishing access point near Midway, Georgia, where anglers can reach the coastal waters around Sunbury and the surrounding marshes.

Georgia DNR lists Sunbury Boat Ramp as a fishing pier location at 3295 Fort Morris Road. Its accessibility listing identifies an accessible fishing structure, accessible parking, paved footpaths, and wheelchair fishing cutouts.

Sunbury is a historic coastal community, and this fishing access point is worth knowing about if you're exploring public places to fish between Richmond Hill and the Darien area.

Fishing Pier Information

Location: Sunbury Boat Ramp, Midway, Georgia

Address: 3295 Fort Morris Road, Midway, GA 31320

Waterway: Confirm the exact waterway and launch conditions before your visit.

Fishing Access: Public fishing pier listed by Georgia DNR

Boat Ramp: Public boat ramp at the same location

Parking: Accessible parking is indicated in Georgia DNR's accessibility listing.

Restrooms: Listed in Georgia DNR's access information.

Accessibility: The DNR listing indicates an accessible fishing structure, paved footpaths, and wheelchair fishing cutouts.

Hours and Fees: Check posted signs and current county information before visiting. No separate fishing-pier fee has been confirmed.

What Can You Catch?

Sunbury sits within Georgia's coastal estuary region. Depending on the exact waterway, season, tide, and conditions, anglers in the surrounding area may encounter:

• Red drum (redfish)

• Spotted seatrout

• Flounder

• Black drum

• Sheepshead

These are potential catches in the broader coastal area, not a confirmed species list for this specific pier.

Fishing Tips for Sunbury

Check the tide. Tidal movement can change water depth and current significantly. Review a local tide chart before choosing when to fish.

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

Watch for bait activity. Look for moving water and baitfish activity when deciding where to cast.

Bring the essentials. Pack spare hooks, leader material, drinking water, and sun protection.

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

Share the Ramp and Dock

Because the fishing pier shares the facility with a boat ramp, anglers need to leave room for boaters.

If a boat approaches a shared dock, reel in your fishing line and move rods and tackle out of the way. Give boat operators enough room to approach, maneuver, and tie off safely. Keep the boat-launch lane clear and follow posted rules.

Explore More With 912 Coastal

Sunbury Boat Ramp Fishing Pier adds another public fishing access point to our growing directory of Georgia coastal locations.

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

You can also explore our guides to Fort McAllister State Park Fishing Pier and Tivoli River Fishing Pier & Kayak Launch for more fishing destinations in the wider coastal region.

912 Coastal — Helping You Find Your Next Place to Fish.