Great Kayak Fishing Access at Rocky Creek, on Dixie County’s “Road to Nowhere”

At Casey’s Corner Store, on Highway 358, in Jena, on the way to Steinhatchee, you can veer left onto the “Road to Nowhere”, CR361. About 5 miles south you’ll cross Rocky Creek, but just before you reach the creek, you’ll see a sign marking “Rocky Creek Boat Ramp Road”. If you’re a small craft boater wishing to fish the shallow coastline here, the Rocky Creek boat ramp is an excellent start. The shallow dirt ramp onto Rocky Creek is only a short run to the Gulf of Mexico and some terrific fishing for seatrout and redfish.


While Rocky Creek is the perfect “launching spot” for anglers, it’s also a great place for sightseers in airboats, kayaks, canoes and other small craft to launch.
