Fishing, Boat Ramps, Kayak Launches

Fishing Piers - Open

• Centennial Fishing Pier - Bay Inland Waters

Fishing Piers - Closed for Restoration

Fishing pier repairs and reconstruction require engineering, permitting, environmental review, and contractor selection before construction can begin. Permitting through agencies such as the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers may take 12–24 months to complete.

• Anger Fishing Pier - Bay Inland Waters 
• Bayshore Live Oak Park - Charlotte Harbor 
• Boca Grande Fishing Pier - Bay Inland Waters 
• El Jobean Fishing Pier - River 
• Englewood Beach at Chadwick Park - Beach/Bay Inland Waters
• Placida Fishing Pier - Bay Inland Water 
• Port Charlotte Beach Park - Charlotte Harbor

Boat Ramps

• Ainger Creek Park
• Butterford Waterway Park
• Lemon Bay Sunrise Rotary Park
• Placida Park
• South Gulf Cove Park

• El Jobean Boat Ramp
• Port Charlotte Beach Park
• Spring Lake Park

• Darst Park
• Harbour Heights Park
• Hathaway Park
• Riverside Park

Canoe/Kayak Launches

• Ainger Creek Park
• Bill Coy Preserve
• Lemon Bay Sunrise Rotary Park
• Oyster Creek Environmental Park
• Placida Park
• Thornton Key Preserve

• Bayshore Live Oak Park
• Chester Roberts Park
• El Jobean Boat Ramp
• Harbour Heights Park
• Port Charlotte Beach Park
• Spring Lake Park
• Tippecanoe Environmental Park
• William R. Gaines Jr. Veterans Memorial Park

• Allapatchee Shores Park
• Darst Park
• Hathaway Park
• Prairie Creek Preserve
• Riverside Park