Fishing piers in Georgia

We list 16 fishing piers in 11 towns across Georgia. Every spot here is a public place to fish from the shore or a pier.

Sparks 4

Little River Trail Fishing Pier (South 2) · Little River
Little River Trail Fishing Pier (South) · Little River
North Baker Fishing hole · North Baker Fishing hole
The Little River · Little River

Hinesville 2

Peachtree City 2

Battery Way Fishing Pier · Lake Peachtree
Huddleston Pond Dock · Huddleston Pond

Bloomingdale 1

Uncle Shed's Fishing Camp · Ogeechee River

Blue Ridge 1

Noontootla Creek Farms · Noontootla Creek

Buford 1

Little Mulberry Park Fishing Pier · Miller Lake

Dahlonega 1

Dockery Lake · Dockery Lake

Evans 1

Lake Betty · Lake Betty

Loganville 1

Tribble Mill Park Fishing Pier · Ozora Lake

Saint Simons Island 1

jekyll island fishing center · Clam Creek

Tybee Island 1

Lazaretto Creek Fishing Pier · Lazaretto Creek

Illustration: anglers on a long wooden public fishing pier over the ocean at sunrise — Illustration, not a photo of a specific place in Georgia

Fishing piers by city in Georgia

Fishing piers in Georgia: questions and answers

How many fishing piers are in Georgia?

We list 16 fishing piers in Georgia, most of them around Sparks (4), Hinesville (2) and Peachtree City (2).

Which lakes and rivers have fishing piers in Georgia?

Among others Little River, Ogeechee River, Noontootla Creek, Miller Lake and Dockery Lake.

Do you need a fishing license on a pier in Georgia?

Plan on needing one: Georgia generally treats pier fishing like fishing from shore.

Other states

Guide: Fishing from a pier: what to know · All boat ramps in Georgia