This is a city park with access to the bay. Fly creek is right beside it and is very pretty paddle with sailboats all around. You can have the best of both worlds here and catch reds and specs or paddle a little up the creek and catch bass and bream.

Trussum Pond is a beautiful little pond located in southern Delaware. There is a small boat ramp and pier for lauching. There is an honor box for collecting park/ramp fees, $3 for instate vehicles and $6 for out of state. The pond is populated with numerous flora and fuana. One can expect to see numerous turtles, birds and fish. The resident fish species include largemouth bass, black crappie, bluegill and pickerel too. The pond contains standing cypress trees as well as submerged stumps, so depending on the water level navigation can be tricky....

This is great location to paddle. Its a dirt street with parking at the end and about a 50 yard walk to the river. A cart will make the walk to the river easier but it does have a great wide path. From here you can head down river toward Weeks Bay or head up river where you'll find rocks and sandbars to get out on if you wish. The area where you leave your truck feels really safe and there are houses on both sides of your parking. I rated it a medium because if the slight step down...

This is at a Corps of Engineers campground. There are several places to launch here above and below the dam. On the above side you launch in the creek and can paddle out the the lake. On the below side there is a very steep ramp to put you in the river. Fishing is good at both places but I prefer the upper side for kayaks.

This is an old seldom used boat ramp on U.S Hwy 98. The state put in a bigger ramp up the road so that makes this one perfect for yakers.It give you access to the lower part of Chacaloochee Bay pronounced Chocalota by locals. Its got good bass and bream in the grass as well as reds and specs.

Daniel Island Pier offers fishing and incredile views free of charge. From the pier you can see the Wando terminal port (locally known as "Terminal Flats"), to the north you can see the James B. Edwards bridge, and to the south the Arthur Ravenel Jr. bridge. There is gravel parking within walking distance of the pier and a sandy launch for kayaks and canoes. A childrens play area, pincic tables, and bicycle trails are also close by. During summer months there are boat shows and concerts. This is great location with access to open water and...

There is a $6 parking fee at Pelican Harbor for the boat ramp. On the north side of Pelican Harbor there is a small gravel kayak launch next to the "beach" by the ugly gray building, which is free. Legion Park is free. There is now (as of July 1, 2008) a $6 ramp fee at Morningside Park for the boat ramp, but the kayak launch is free. Pelican Harbor has some security but parking is limited, especially on weekends. Legion Park is the least secure and they sometimes will ticket cars without boat trailers. Morningside Park has kayak...

The Touchet river has a good population of smallmouth bass and has a great stealhead fishery. The launch is more of a pull off but you will see where everyone parks and puts in. Use spinners for both smallmouth and stealhead. Some people have reported trout in this river as well.

This is a slough off of the Columbia river. There is almost no current and very little pressure from boaters. Tons of underwater structure for bass, walleye, and panfish.

Quimby Creek is accessed at the Ralph Hamer Sr. Landing on Cainhoy Road approximatly quarter mile west of the Hiway 41 junction. Hamer landing is a large concrete double ramp adjacent to the Quimby Creek bridge. Ample parking is available. Upon launching at the ramp, you will paddle to the right in a northerly direction. Quimby Creek meanders through marsh land and old rice fields for about a mile and a quarter before emptying into the East Branch Cooper River at it's confluence with Huger Creek. You will see remnants of the old rice field dikes on the left...

The Emiquon Preserve is located near Peoria in Lewistown, Illinois. The Dickson Mounds Museum is located at 10956 North Dickson Mounds Road, and is open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Boating, fishing and ice skating is allowed only on the west side of Thompson Lake. Gas powered motors, whether or not in use, are not permitted. Bank fishing is not allowed. Ice fishing is allowed, but gas powered augers are not. Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult and have a permit signed by a parent or legal guardian. A parent or...

Fishing in this area is pretty good, the water stays clean because of the tidal flow. You have access to the Oleta River State Park. The put in for this spot is right before the parking lots. You can also rent kayaks at this location if you don't have one. You can catch everything from tarpon to trout at this location.

Boat ramp under the Sydney Lanier Bridge. Just a short paddle to some creeks.