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How to Find the Best Fishing Spots in Liberty County

If you’re looking for a peaceful way to enjoy the outdoors, fishing in Liberty County is a must. With miles of creeks, rivers and coastal views, there are plenty of scenic spots to throw in a line—whether you’re a seasoned angler or just fishing for fun. From hidden docks to well-known piers, we’ve rounded up 8 favorite fishing locations worth checking out.

  1. Sunbury Fishing Pier

 3320 Ft. Morris Road, Midway

sunbury fishing pier

This long pier provides easy access to the Intracoastal Waterway and is a popular spot for catching redfish, trout and black drum. It’s usually quiet on weekdays, so you might even have it to yourself. If you get hungry while fishing, the Sunbury Crab Company is just around the corner—but keep in mind, you’ll need a reservation.

  1. Bryant Commons

438 W. Oglethorpe Hwy., Hinesville

Bryant commons Park

Right in the heart of Hinesville, Bryant Commons is a great catch-and-release pond surrounded by nature. There’s a fishing dock, walking trails, a playground and even a dog park—making it a go-to for families. Bring a picnic and enjoy some quiet time under the live oaks after a day of fishing.

  1. Riceboro Fishing Area

Hwy. 17 outside of the City of Riceboro

Riceboro dock

An old bridge over the Peacock Canal now makes for a perfect fishing pier. There’s a small pavilion with picnic tables and plenty of space to spread out. Expect a few bird sightings, too, thanks to the surrounding marshlands and woods.

 

  1. Cay Creek Wetlands Interpretive Center

189 Charlie Butler Road, Midway

Cay Creek

This spot is perfect for both fishing and nature-watching. The brackish waters are home to redfish, flounder and speckled trout. Easy access from the boardwalk and observation platforms makes this one a peaceful and convenient spot.

Bonus: it’s super quiet and filled with coastal charm.

 

  1. Jones Creek Park

2059 Isle of Wight Road, Midway

Jones Creek Park

Located on the Isle of Wight, this cozy park has a small boat ramp, playground, shaded picnic spots and calm waters. It’s ideal for a relaxed day of fishing and soaking in the views. You might spot bass—and you’ll definitely want to stay for the sunset.

 

  1. Dorchester Shooting Preserve

2640 Sunbury Road, Midway

Dorchester Shooting Preserve

Photo Credit: buck Holly

Known for its hunting, Dorchester also has stocked ponds for a more private fishing experience. They offer both saltwater and freshwater trips, as well as charters with experienced guides. Want more info? Reach out at (912) 884-6999 or email info@huntdsp.com.

  1. Riceboro Dock

Interstate Paper Road in Riceboro off Hwy. 17

 

A quiet, tucked-away spot is excellent for bass and bluegill. There’s a boat ramp here that works well for kayaks or small boats. There’s no shade, though, so bring a hat or umbrella—and definitely bring something cold to drink on hot days.

 

 

  1. Eve Park/Halfmoon Marina

234 Azalea Road, Midway

This riverside park on Colonel’s Island is popular with locals for a reason. You’ll find deep waters with speckled trout and flounder, plus a bait shop, picnic tables, a playground and docks. It’s a great spot if you’re bringing kids or want easy access to supplies.

 

 

Whether you’re here for a quick cast or a full day by the water, Liberty County’s fishing spots offer the perfect mix of calm, nature and fun. So pack up your tackle box, grab your sunglasses and see what’s biting while you #ExploreLiberty!

 



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