You'll find 101 Street Pier in Chicago. It's a fishing pier. It belongs to Calumet Park. The next fishing pier is Canal Origins Fishing Area in Chicago, about 11 miles away.
| Type | Fishing pier |
|---|---|
| Address | Chicago, IL |
| Park | Calumet Park |
| Surface | concrete |
| Launch fee | not in our data, check the signs at the launch |
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101 Street Pier is in Chicago, Illinois. Navigation apps get you there via the map pin, which marks 101 Street Pier itself.
The map data has no fee details for 101 Street Pier, so check the signs or the agency that runs it before you go.
In Illinois you generally need a valid fishing license, as for fishing from shore. Check the state wildlife agency for exceptions and free fishing days.
Calumet Park Boat Ramp in Chicago (under 1 mile), Whihala Beach Boat Launch in Whiting (2.7 miles) and William W. Powers State Recreation Area Boat Ramp in Chicago (3 miles).
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