Quick Facts

• Pier Type: Public saltwater fishing pier

• Water Type: Coastal marsh / tidal creek

• Access: Free

• Fishing License: Required (Georgia saltwater license)

• Best For: Marsh and creek fishing

• Best Time to Fish: Incoming and outgoing tides

• Common Species: Redfish, flounder, sheepshead, catfish

• Tackle Style: Light to medium

• Night Fishing: Limited

• Amenities: Minimal

• Safety Notes: Soft ground and tidal changes

Summary

This pier sits deep within Georgia’s coastal marsh system, where tidal movement drives nearly all fish activity. As water floods and drains the surrounding creeks, baitfish are pushed past the pier, drawing in redfish and flounder. Success here depends more on tide timing than technique, with natural bait producing the most consistent results.

Notes

• Fish improves dramatically on moving tides

• Expect insects during warmer months

Bottom Line

A tide-dependent marsh pier best for anglers who understand coastal creeks.