Quick Facts

• Location: 1 Rocky Point Ave, Warwick, Rhode Island
• Pier Type: Public saltwater fishing pier
• Water Type: Narragansett Bay
• Access: Rocky Point State Park rules and hours apply
• Fishing License: Rhode Island recreational saltwater fishing requirements apply unless exempt
• Best For: Striped bass, scup, tautog and bluefish
• Best Time to Fish: Late spring through fall; dawn, evening and moving tides
• Common Species: Striped bass, scup, tautog, bluefish, summer flounder and black sea bass
• Tackle Style: Medium inshore saltwater tackle
• Night Fishing: Check current park hours
• Amenities: State park recreation and parking nearby

Overview

The Larry Mouradjian Fishing Pier is the fishing structure at Rocky Point State Park in Warwick, extending into Narragansett Bay. This appears to be the specifically named pier associated with the broader Google Maps listing for Rocky Point State Park Fishing Pier, so the two entries may represent the same physical fishing facility rather than two separate piers.

For anglers, the location provides access to a classic Narragansett Bay fishery where striped bass, bluefish, scup, and tautog are important seasonal targets.

Fishing Tips

Fish moving tides and watch for baitfish activity when targeting striped bass or bluefish. Plugs, metals, soft plastics, and natural bait can all be productive depending on conditions.

For tautog, work bait tight to hard structure and use tackle strong enough to keep hooked fish from immediately reaching cover.

Bottom Line

A dedicated Narragansett Bay fishing pier at Rocky Point State Park—and likely a duplicate of the separate “Rocky Point State Park Fishing Pier” map listing in your data.