M.B. Miller County Pier
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M.B. Miller County Pier

Panama City Beach, Florida

About M.B. Miller County Pier

Built in 1961 and stretching 1,500 feet into the Gulf of Mexico, M.B. Miller (also called the Bay County Pier) is one of the two long Panama City Beach piers, sitting near the west end of the beach not far from St. Andrews State Park. It's open 24/7 year-round.

As of 2026, walking the pier costs about $3–4 per person and a daily fishing pass (which doubles as your state licence) runs around $6–7, with children under 6 free β€” payment is cashless (card only, with on-site kiosks to convert cash if needed). Parking runs $2/hour or $12/day, with the first 15 minutes free.

Species commonly caught include redfish, tarpon, cobia, and Spanish mackerel, and the pier is a popular spot to watch for dolphins and migrating cobia in spring. There's no shade along the pier itself, so sun protection matters here more than at most.

Its near-twin, Russell-Fields Pier, sits closer to Pier Park and runs slightly higher rates β€” worth comparing if you're deciding between the two.

Researched and verified August 2026. Hours, fees and access change β€” and Florida piers are regularly closed by storm damage β€” so confirm with the operator before travelling. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.

Map & Location

πŸ“ 12213 Front Beach Rd, Panama City Beach, FL 32407  Β·  Open in Google Maps

Planning Your Visit

LocationBay County · Florida Panhandle
Coordinates30.18993, -85.82966
Nearest tide stationPanama City Beach (8729210) — 3.4 mi away
Live NOAA tide predictions. High and low water at the pier itself will run a little ahead of or behind the station.

Within 5 miles

Tide station and distances are calculated from this location's mapped coordinates. Check FWC regulations for licence rules, seasons and size limits before you fish.

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