Boat Ramps Nearby
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Ramp etiquetteFishing piers in St. Petersburg, FL
We know of one fishing pier in and around St. Petersburg. A fishing pier puts you over deeper water without a boat. Check the posted rules: fees, hours and license requirements differ from pier to pier. 7 more are within 50 miles.
- 3.5 mi
Fishing Deck
St. Petersburg - 16 mi
Lake Chautauqua Park Fishing Pier
Safety Harbor - 16 mi
Rod & Reel Pier
Anna Maria - 18 mi
Dunedin Municipal Pier
Dunedin - 18 mi
Pat's Hole
Tampa - 19 mi
- 26 mi
Fishing Dock in Tampa
Tampa - 30 mi
Anclote Gulf Park Fishing Pier
Holiday
Boat ramps near St. Petersburg
- Dell Holmes Park Boat Ramp St. Petersburg, 2.3 mi
- Demen's Landing Park Boat Ramp St. Petersburg, 3.1 mi
- Boyd Hill Nature Preserve Boat Ramp St. Petersburg, 3.2 mi
- Coffee Pot Park Boat Ramp St. Petersburg, 3.5 mi
- Crisp Park Boat Ramp St. Petersburg, 3.9 mi
- Maximo Park Boat Ramp St. Petersburg, 4 mi
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Life jacket rulesFishing piers in St. Petersburg: questions and answers
Where can you find fishing piers in St. Petersburg, FL?
In and around St. Petersburg we know of Fishing Deck.
What other fishing piers are near St. Petersburg?
Within 50 miles: Lake Chautauqua Park Fishing Pier (Safety Harbor, 16 miles), Rod & Reel Pier (Anna Maria, 16 miles), Dunedin Municipal Pier (Dunedin, 18 miles), Pat's Hole (Tampa, 18 miles) and Al Lopez Park Fishing Pier (Tampa, 19 miles).
Do you need a fishing license on a pier in St. Petersburg?
In Florida you need no saltwater license on a pier that holds its own pier license. Check the posted rules at the pier you pick.
Read Fishing from a pier: what to know first, then compare options on the map. Full list of launches in the city: Boat ramps in St. Petersburg, FL.