About This Listing
Grimesland Public Fishing Area is a public fishing spot managed by the Washington, North Carolina, city government. It sits along the Tar River near Grimesland Bridge Road, offering access to freshwater fishing in a controlled setting. The area is maintained for anglers seeking a quiet place to fish without the need for private land access. The venue is dedicated to fishing and is equipped with basic amenities for the sport. It is open to the public, though specific hours may vary by season or weather conditions—visitors should confirm before arriving. The location is accessible via a short drive from Washington, NC, and is suitable for those with basic fishing gear. A single review gives it a perfect rating, though visitor feedback remains limited. For practical details, the city of Washington typically oversees inquiries about the area. Visitors should expect a simple, no-frills fishing experience with no facilities beyond what’s needed for casting and reeling. Fishing regulations for the Tar River apply, so anglers should check North Carolina wildlife laws beforehand. Contact information for the city’s parks and recreation department can be found through official channels.
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What visitors are saying
“Lots of room to fish. And I caught a crappie and a catfish in less than 45 minutes.😊”
— Mona P. · ★★★★★
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Grimesland Public Fishing Area located?
Grimesland Public Fishing Area is located at 511-401 N Grimesland Bridge Rd, Washington, NC 27889, United States.
How is Grimesland Public Fishing Area rated?
Grimesland Public Fishing Area has an average rating of 5/5 from 1 customer reviews on Google.
