Sunbury Fishing Pier & Boat Ramp | Midway GA

Sunbury Fishing Pier is a popular public fishing spot in Liberty County, Georgia, offering anglers access to the tidal waters near the Medway River and Intracoastal Waterway. Located off Fort Morris Road in the historic Sunbury area, this location combines fishing opportunities with a public boat landing and scenic coastal views.

For anglers exploring the Georgia coast without owning a boat, Sunbury is worth knowing about. Liberty County highlights the pier as a local fishing destination, and Georgia’s Department of Natural Resources includes the Sunbury Boat Ramp Pier among its accessible saltwater fishing locations.

Fishing Access Information

Location: Sunbury, near Midway, Georgia

Address: 3295 Fort Morris Road, Midway, GA 31320

Waterway: Medway River and nearby tidal waterways

Access Type: Public fishing pier and boat ramp

Fishing: Shore-based fishing from the designated public fishing structure

Boat Launch: Public boat ramp available

Parking: Parking is available at the public landing

Restrooms: Listed among the amenities for the Sunbury Boat Ramp Pier

Accessibility: Georgia DNR lists accessible fishing facilities, accessible parking, paved access paths, and wheelchair fishing cutouts at this location.

Fees and Hours: Check current local signage or county information before visiting, as hours and access rules can change.

What Can You Catch?

Sunbury sits within Georgia's tidal coastal fishing region. Depending on the season, tide, and conditions, anglers may encounter:

• Red fish

• Spotted seatrout

• Black drum

• Flounder

• Sheepshead

• Croaker and other inshore species

These are possibilities for the surrounding waters, not a guarantee of what will be biting from the pier on any particular day. Liberty County specifically highlights redfish, trout, and black drum as potential catches around Sunbury.

Fishing Tips for Sunbury

Check the tide before leaving home. Moving water can make a difference when fishing tidal rivers and creeks. Plan around the tide stage and look for baitfish activity.

Start with natural bait. Shrimp is a practical option for several common inshore species. Adjust your bait and rig to the current and target fish.

Watch the current. A heavier sinker may be needed when the water is moving, but use only enough weight to keep your bait where you want it.

Bring sun protection. Coastal Georgia can be hot and exposed, so bring water, sunscreen, and a hat.

Check current Georgia fishing regulations for license requirements, size limits, seasons, and daily limits.

Share the Landing With Boaters

Sunbury is both a fishing destination and a boat-launch facility. Keep the ramp clear, avoid casting across active launch lanes, and give boaters space to maneuver.

If a boat approaches a shared dock, reel in your line and move your rods and tackle out of the way so the operator can safely approach and tie up.

Explore More With 912 Coastal

Planning more fishing trips around the Georgia coast? Start with our Fishing 101 hub for practical inshore fishing advice and Boat Ramp 101 for more public launch locations.

You can also explore our guides to Jones Creek Park Fishing Area, Cay Creek Wetlands Interpretive Center Fishing Pier, and Riceboro Fishing Area for more Liberty County fishing destinations.

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