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The former
Paradise Fishing Pier, now operated by the State Park, is located
on the southern most part of Hunting Island. This fishing pier extends
1,120 feet out into the Fripp Inlet, the water between Fripp Island
and Hunting Island. A new Nature Center is housed in the former bait
house and has many exciting displays about marine life, including
several salt water tanks, live reptiles, turtles and snakes. It's
a focal point for exploring and learning about the nature found around
the park. Fishing from the pier is excellent for all types of fish
including drum, bass, spots, trout, shark, whiting and croaker. Favorite
baits are shrimp, cut bait (menhaden or mullet) as well as spoons
and other artificial baits. Fripp Inlet is well known for its productive
fishing and is a very popular spot for the local fishing crowd. It's
the perfect spot to do some fishing, enjoy some time spent with the
kids and learn about the area nature. What ever you catch makes a
fine dinner back at the campground and the aroma of cooking fresh
fish is sure to attract new friends and make for some great tales
around the campfire. Who knows... |
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