Ramps & Parking:
The first phase of the project includes the boat ramp with a fixed dock and one floating dock, a parking area
for 21 boat trailers, four additional vehicles and two handicapped parking spaces and stormwater facilities.
Operating Hours: None stated. There are no gates.
Security: None, located in unlighted isolated area with no houses nearby.
Fee: None
Facilities Available: Porta-pottis, trash cans. Wiring/pole for light but did not appear to be connected. The
second phase of the project, to be completed at a later date, will include a handicapped-accessible fishing
pier and a picnic area.
The ramp is a good ramp the two actual ramp lanes into the water are very narrow (approximately 10' wide)
which makes it difficult to launch. It would be a much better ramp if they removed the center fixed dock and
moved it to the side.
It is also a long way to back down and is steep but
not much you can do about that.
The actual ramp down is very wide and is made of
concrete that is ribbed for traction
The first phase of the project includes the boat ramp with a fixed dock and one floating dock, a parking area
for 21 boat trailers, four additional vehicles and two handicapped parking spaces and stormwater facilities.
Operating Hours: None stated. There are no gates.
Security: None, located in unlighted isolated area with no houses nearby.
Fee: None
Facilities Available: Porta-pottis, trash cans. Wiring/pole for light but did not appear to be connected. The
second phase of the project, to be completed at a later date, will include a handicapped-accessible fishing
pier and a picnic area.
The ramp is a good ramp the two actual ramp lanes into the water are very narrow (approximately 10' wide)
which makes it difficult to launch. It would be a much better ramp if they removed the center fixed dock and
moved it to the side.
It is also a long way to back down and is steep but
not much you can do about that.
The actual ramp down is very wide and is made of
concrete that is ribbed for traction
Fishing Destin Guide©
Crooked Creek Boat Ramp
A local's guide to fishing around Destin and the Florida Panhandle
Crooked Creek Boat Ramp
A local's guide to fishing around Destin and the Florida Panhandle
Known as the "luckiest fishing village", Destin is the home to some of the best saltwater fishing in the United States. The 100 Fathom (600' depth) Curve of the Gulf of Mexico draws closer to Destin than any other spot in Florida. This, along with Destin's close proximity to the East Pass and the Gulf of Mexico, allows quick access to the Gulf of Mexico's fishing bounty. The purpose of this site is to acquaint a new fisherman to the Destin area - our local facilities, fish, waters and fishing methods. Tight lines and good fishing! |
Crooked Creek Boat Ramp This boat ramp opened in July, 2014 and gives access to Crooked Creek. It has a long, steep contcrete ramp down to the water where there are two narrow (approx 10' wide) concrete ramps. There is a floating dock on the east side. Large parking area for over 21 vehicles with trailers. Address: 6370 Titi Rd. Panama City, FL GPS: N 30 18.916 W085 48.845 Last Updated:Dec 2014 |
This web site is updated as I have time from other things going on. As there are a 1000 + different ways to do things, this is only my way of fishing, nothing else, and it is not the last word in fishing the area. I am by no means an expert but if you would like my opinion on something related to fishing the area, please email me at FishingDestinGuide@cox.net. It may take a few days before I get to it, so be patient. Thanks..... © Copyright 2014 Fishing Destin Guide All rights reserved |
