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Fishing piers in Centennial, CO

We know of one fishing pier in and around Centennial. From ocean piers to small lake docks, these are places to fish from shore. Some are free, some charge a fee, and license rules vary by state. 11 more are within 50 miles.

  1. 6.7 mi

    Ketring Fishing Hole

    Littleton
    Fishing pier
  2. 19 mi

    Gravel Lakes

    Thornton
    Fishing pier
  3. 30 mi

    Fishing is Fun #10

    Idaho Springs
    Fishing pier
  4. 30 mi

    Fishing is Fun #11

    Idaho Springs
    Fishing pier
  5. 30 mi

    Fishing is Fun #12

    Idaho Springs
    Fishing pier
  6. 31 mi

    Fishing is Fun #8

    Idaho Springs
    Fishing pier
  7. 31 mi

    Fishing is Fun #7

    Idaho Springs
    Fishing pier
  8. 32 mi

    Fishing is Fun #6

    Idaho Springs
    Fishing pier
  9. 34 mi

    Game Check Trailhead

    Idaho Springs
    Fishing pier
  10. 36 mi

    Montgomery Park

    Idaho Springs
    Fishing pier
  11. 36 mi

    Charlie Taylor Water Wheel Park

    Idaho Springs
    Fishing pier
  12. 39 mi

    Fishing is Fun #4

    Idaho Springs
    Fishing pier
Illustration: anglers on a long wooden public fishing pier over the ocean at sunrise
Illustration of a typical fishing pier, not a photo of a specific place near Centennial

Boat ramps near Centennial

Fishing piers in Centennial: questions and answers

Is there fishing piers in Centennial?

In and around Centennial we know of Ketring Fishing Hole in Littleton.

What other fishing piers are near Centennial?

Within 50 miles: Gravel Lakes (Thornton, 19 miles), Fishing is Fun #10 (Idaho Springs, 30 miles), Fishing is Fun #11 (Idaho Springs, 30 miles), Fishing is Fun #12 (Idaho Springs, 30 miles) and Fishing is Fun #8 (Idaho Springs, 31 miles).

Do you need a fishing license on a pier in Centennial?

Plan on it: the piers around Centennial follow the normal Colorado license rules.

For a trip from Centennial, our guide Fishing from a pier: what to know covers the basics, and the map finds more.