Hooked on Liberty County: Best Local Fishing Spots

  There’s something special about casting a line in Liberty County. From quiet creeks to coastal views, we’ve rounded up 8 local fishing spots that offer southern charm, peaceful scenery and plenty of chances to reel in a good catch. Consider whether you want freshwater or saltwater fishing, shore fishing or boating access and whether you’re planning a solo trip or bringing the family. No matter your preference, Liberty County has a spot that’s perfect for your next day on the water.

Sunbury Fishing Pier

3320 Ft. Morris Road, Midway With peaceful views of the Intracoastal waterway, the Sunbury Boat Ramp is a favorite for redfish, trout and black drum. Weekdays are usually calm, making it the perfect place to slow down and enjoy the water. If hunger hits after a long day of fishing, Sunbury Crab Company is right around the corner, just don’t forget a reservation.

Bryant Commons

438 W. Oglethorpe Hwy., Hinesville Right in the heart of Hinesville, Bryant Commons offers a catch-and-release pond surrounded by live oaks and walking trails. With a fishing dock, playground and dog park, it’s a laid-back spot perfect for families and afternoons outdoors.

Cay Creek Wetlands Interpretive Center

189 Charlie Butler Road, Midway Cay Creek Wetlands blends quiet fishing with coastal beauty. The brackish waters are home to redfish, flounder and speckled trout, while scenic boardwalks make it easy to enjoy the marsh views.

Riceboro Dock

Interstate Paper Road off Hwy. 17, Riceboro Quiet and tucked away, Riceboro Dock is a great place to reel in bass and bluegill. The boat ramp makes it easy to launch a kayak or small boat but there’s not much shade, so pack sunscreen, a hat and something ice-cold to sip while you fish.

Susie King Taylor Freedom Park at Jones Creek Park

2059 Isle of Wight Road, Midway Located on the Isle of Wight, this cozy waterfront park is perfect for an easygoing day on the water. With a small boat ramp, calm waters, shaded picnic spots, playground and sunset views, it’s the kind of place where folks come to relax awhile.

Dorchester Shooting Preserve

2640 Sunbury Road, Midway Known for its hunting, Dorchester also offers stocked ponds and guided fishing trips for a more private experience. From freshwater fishing to saltwater charters, it’s a great option for anglers looking for southern hospitality along the way. Want more info? Go to https://huntdsp.com/ or call (912)884-6999.

Riceboro Fishing Area

Hwy. 17 outside the City of Riceboro An old bridge over the Peacock Canal now serves as a laid-back fishing pier perfect for afternoons by the water. There’s a small pavilion with picnic tables making it easy to settle in, while the marshland and woods attract a few coastal birds to keep you company.

Eve Park at Halfmoon Marina

234 Azalea Road, Midway Tucked away on Colonel’s Island, this laid-back park is a longtime local favorite. Folks come for the deep waters filled with speckled trout and flounder, while docks, picnic tables, a bait shop and a playground make it easy to spend the afternoon with family in tow. Around here, a fishing trip is about more than what’s biting. It’s about slowing down, swapping stories and enjoying the coastal breeze. So grab your tackle box, round up your fishing buddy and see where the water takes you while you #ExploreLiberty!