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Fishing piers in Wakefield-Peacedale, RI

We know of one fishing pier in and around Wakefield-Peacedale. Fishing from a pier is the easy way to reach deeper water. Bring your license unless the state or pier covers it, and check the posted hours. 7 more are within 50 miles.

  1. 1.1 mi

    State Pier

    Wakefield-Peacedale
    Fishing pier
  2. 27 mi

    Randall Pond Fishing Dock

    Cranston
    Fishing pier
  3. 31 mi

    Trout Hatchery

    Wauregan
    Fishing pier
  4. 34 mi

    Ponaganset River Acccess

    Foster
    Fishing pier
  5. 38 mi

    Lake Washington Fishing Area

    Pascoag
    Fishing pier
  6. 41 mi

    Trophy Trout Area (Downtown)

    Willimantic
    Fishing pier
  7. 42 mi

    Trophy Trout Area (Downtown 2)

    Willimantic
    Fishing pier
  8. 43 mi

    North Attleboro Fish Hatchery Fishing Pond

    North Attleborough Center
    Fishing pier
Illustration: a parent and child fishing from a small dock on a city park pond
Illustration of a typical fishing pier, not a photo of a specific place near Wakefield-Peacedale

Boat ramps near Wakefield-Peacedale

Fishing piers in Wakefield-Peacedale: questions and answers

Where can you find fishing piers in Wakefield-Peacedale, RI?

In and around Wakefield-Peacedale we know of State Pier.

What other fishing piers are near Wakefield-Peacedale?

Within 50 miles: Randall Pond Fishing Dock (Cranston, 27 miles), Trout Hatchery (Wauregan, 31 miles), Ponaganset River Acccess (Foster, 34 miles), Lake Washington Fishing Area (Pascoag, 38 miles) and Trophy Trout Area (Downtown) (Willimantic, 41 miles).

Do you need a fishing license on a pier in Wakefield-Peacedale?

Usually yes. Check the Rhode Island wildlife agency for exemptions before you fish near Wakefield-Peacedale.

To look further out, search the map from Wakefield-Peacedale. Before you go to Wakefield-Peacedale: Fishing from a pier: what to know. Full list of launches in the city: Boat ramps in Wakefield-Peacedale, RI.