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Alabama fishing piers

A public fishing pier puts you over deeper water without a boat: long ocean piers off the Atlantic and Gulf beaches, bay piers on the sounds and lagoons, and old bridge spans kept open for anglers. Many charge a small daily fee and some sell bait and rent tackle. Each pier's page has its tide chart, what's biting now and today's forecast.

Fishing report · October 2026

What's biting on Alabama's fishing piers

Best spot today: East End Landing, Dauphin IslandGood 71

  • RedfishHotspotOpen: keep up to 3 a day between 16 in and 26 in

    October schools feed along mangrove shorelines, flats, and dock edges, especially when water is moving.

    Best bet: Fort Morgan Fishing Pier

  • Spanish MackerelHotspotOpen: keep up to 15 a day

    Migrating mackerel are tracking bait along the coast; cast near beach schools, passes, and piers.

    Best bet: Gulf State Park Pier

  • Spotted SeatroutHotspotOpen: keep up to 6 a day between 15 in and 22 in

    Cooling fall water keeps trout feeding on shallow flats; try shore-accessible grass edges at dawn.

    Best bet: Cedar Point Pier

  • PompanoReliableOpen: keep up to 3 a day of 12 in or more

    Early fall pompano are moving south along Florida beaches; try the surf at first light around high tide.

    Best bet: Gulf State Park Pier

  • Southern FlounderHotspotOpen: keep up to 5 a day of 14 in or more

    Best bet: Fort Morgan Fishing Pier

Built from this month's seasons, today's ADCNR rules and the catches anglers logged here in the last 30 days. Updated Thu, Oct 22.

Map of alabama fishing piers

Every spot on this page, colored by the fishing forecast right now. Tap a pin for its forecast, or go full screen to explore.

Baldwin County, AL10

Gulf State Park Pier★ 4Pier · Fee to fishGulf State Park Pier, the 1,540-foot Gulf State Park Fishing and Education Pier in Gulf Shores, is the Alabama coast's best-known land-based...Spanish MackerelRedfishKing MackerelFort Morgan Fishing Pier★ 4Pier · FreeThe Fort Morgan Fishing Pier, officially the State Representative Steve McMillan Fort Morgan Fishing Pier, is a free, 24-hour concrete pier on...RedfishSpotted SeatroutSouthern FlounderFairhope Municipal Pier★ 3.7Pier · Fees varyThe Fairhope Municipal Pier runs 1,448 feet out into Mobile Bay from the city's waterfront park at the west end of Fairhope...Spotted SeatroutRedfishAtlantic CroakerMeaher State Park★ 3.4Pier · Fee to fishMeaher State Park sits on the Mobile Bay Causeway at Spanish Fort, where the Mobile-Tensaw Delta meets the head of the bay,...RedfishSpotted SeatroutSouthern FlounderWeeks Bay Reserve Fishing Pier★ 3.2Pier · FreeThe Weeks Bay Reserve Fishing Pier sits on the Fish River where it opens into Weeks Bay, beside the reserve's Resource Center...Southern FlounderRedfishSpotted SeatroutOrange Beach Waterfront Park★ 3.2Pier · FreeOrange Beach Waterfront Park is a free city park on Wolf Bay off Canal Road, and its 400-foot pier, rebuilt after Hurricane...Spotted SeatroutRedfishAtlantic CroakerMay Day Park, Daphne★ 3.1Pier · FreeMay Day Park sits at the end of College Avenue in Daphne, one of the city's most popular places on Mobile Bay,...Spotted SeatroutAtlantic CroakerHardhead CatfishMullet Point Park★ 2.9Pier · FreeMullet Point Park is a small Baldwin County park on County Road 1 south of Point Clear, on the Eastern Shore of...RedfishSpotted SeatroutAtlantic CroakerBayfront Park, Daphne★ 2.8PierBayfront Park is a Daphne city park on Mobile Bay just north of Village Point, where a small pier gives quiet fishing...Atlantic CroakerRedfishSpotted SeatroutWolf Creek Park, Foley★ 2.8Pier · FreeWolf Creek Park is a small City of Foley nature park on the tidal lower reach of Wolf Creek, a few miles...RedfishAtlantic CroakerSouthern Flounder

Mobile County, AL5