Quick Facts

• Location: 2 Latham Ave, Barrington, Rhode Island
• Pier Type: Saltwater shore / pier fishing access
• Water Type: Narragansett Bay estuary
• Access: Verify public access, parking and posted restrictions before visiting
• Fishing License: Rhode Island recreational saltwater fishing requirements apply unless exempt
• Best For: Striped bass, scup, bluefish and other seasonal inshore species
• Best Time to Fish: Late spring through fall; moving tides
• Common Species Nearby: Striped bass, scup, bluefish, tautog and summer flounder
• Tackle Style: Light to medium inshore tackle
• Night Fishing: Check current access restrictions
• Amenities: Facilities may be limited

Overview

This mapped saltwater fishing location in Barrington provides access to the tidal waters of the Narragansett Bay estuary. Barrington is surrounded by bays, coves, rivers, and tidal shoreline, creating habitat used by numerous coastal fish species.

Striped bass are among the most popular seasonal targets throughout this part of Rhode Island, while scup, bluefish, and other species may become available as water temperatures and bait movements change.

Fishing Tips

Use soft-plastic baitfish imitations, swimming plugs, or natural bait when striped bass are moving through the area. Smaller baited rigs can be effective when scup are present.

Because the listing has a generic name and does not clearly establish the exact type of public facility, confirm legal public access and parking before making a dedicated trip.

Bottom Line

A Barrington saltwater fishing location with access to the Narragansett Bay system, but public-access details should be confirmed before visiting.