AMI City Pier
AMI City Pier

AMI City Pier

Anna Maria, FL 34216
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Overview

AMI City Pier is a public fishing pier in Florida. The Anna Maria City Pier is a beloved island landmark that’s as much about views and sunsets as it is about fishing. When open, it’s a great place to soak baits in relatively calmer bay-side water and enjoy a classic “Old Florida” pier atmosphere.

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Amenities
Pier access with nearby island services; check local status/repairs and current on-pier services before visiting.
Rules, Regulations & Safety Notes
Always verify current pier access conditions (storms/repairs can affect availability). Follow FWC saltwater regulations for harvest and use a landing net for safe pier landings.
Hours of Operation
Sunrise – Sunset
License Requirements
Individual saltwater license required (FWC)
Fishing Fees
Free
Who This Pier Is Best For
Sightseers who also want to fish, casual anglers, and families looking for a memorable pier experience.
Fish Species Commonly Caught
Snapper (seasonal), sheepshead (seasonal), jacks, ladyfish, trout/redfish (seasonal in nearby waters); occasional tarpon (seasonal).
Local Insights
Even on slow fishing days, this is a prime spot for photos and sunset views. If it’s crowded, focus on the first half and fish lighter lines to avoid tangles.
Pier Fishing Tips
Fish pilings with shrimp for sheepshead and snapper; keep drag moderate to prevent break-offs on structure. Bring a small casting setup for jacks and passing schools.
Best Times to Fish
Early morning and late afternoon; moving tide is key, especially around the pilings. Cooler months often improve sheepshead, while warm months can bring more pelagic activity.
Address
Anna Maria, FL 34216
State
FL
Municipality
Anna Maria
Zip/Post Code
34216

Plan Your Fishing Trip

Everything you need for a successful day on the pier — from bait and licenses to nearby stays and fishing charters.

Location

Anna Maria, FL 34216

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