The phrase "a fishing pier" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a structure built over water where people can fish.
Example: "We spent the afternoon relaxing on a fishing pier, hoping to catch some trout."
Alternatives: "a fishing dock" or "a fishing platform."
So start your weekend on the water at Jimmy's on the Pier, a cheery aqua-and-yellow restaurant and bar perched atop a fishing pier, with the rhythmic surf rolling beneath you.
A fishing pier was added.
AMENITIES: The community has tennis courts, a swimming pool and a fishing pier.
In the historic district is Waterfront Park, with fountains, a fishing pier and oversize swings.
There is a fishing pier on one end and a converted barge that serves as a pool on the other.
It will be dredged and restocked with fish, its shoreline stabilized with plantings, and a fishing pier added.
I got them from a fish pier-they'd been used as bait barrels and they smelled real gross.
EVERY January, the mayor stands at a lectern and delivers the State of the City address, a snapshot of the metropolis from 30,000 feet, with a few local details -- a new fishing pier here, a new middle-income housing development there -- tossed in to help make his case that the government is hard at work to make your life better.
Phase one begins with two major interventions; a. the construction of a new fishing pier at the waterfront and b. a new network of water channel and holding tanks, distributed within the farming and Old Town housing fabric.
The current phase includes building a new fishing pier, boat dock and a playground, installing benches and lights and connecting new walkways to the county's trailway system.
Flagler Beach is a retro beach town with friendly locals, open-air restaurants, eclectic shops, laid-back surfing, a classic fishing pier and more than a six-mile stretch of spectacular ocean views.
