The Marina grew on us. Staff was nice and accommodating,but seemed understaffed while we were there. Pool was nice. Appreciated the loaner car. Depth was fine. Seems like it had run down and might be being put back together.

Located on the south side of Deltaville, you approach Fishing Bay Marina via the Piankatank River entrance. Pay attention to the navigational marks on the twisty approach. Fishing Bay contains the marina and a well protected anchorage that will hold over a dozen boats in 15 to 17 feet MLW. Approach the marina entrance slowly as the fairway requires some maneuvering. The marina is half fixed and half floating docks, all in good condition. We had 7.5 feet of water MLW at our slip. The dock was in excellent condition and power and water were easily accessible on the dock. The dock staff was on hand to help and assisted with all our needs. The marina is nestled up in a pocket with excellent protection from all directions except the south. Although the southern exposure is not open to the bay, there is more fetch from that direction and a good blow from the south might make the marina a bit bouncy. The marina is actually close to shopping and the courtesy car made resupply a breeze. There are also four courtesy bikes available. The local (large) West Marine store was a mile and a quarter away so we managed to pick up a few items we needed in addition to groceries that were about 2 miles from the dock. Any trip to Deltaville should include a visit to Nauti Nell's Marine Consignment Store. The place is fabulous. The facilities at Fishing Bay Marina were located up from the docks by the swimming pool that, when we were here, was closed for the season. The bathrooms with separate shower stalls were in good shape and clean as was the laundry. The laundry is operated by $2.00 tokens that you purchase at the office. There is also a very nice Captain's Lounge. The marina has very good OnSpot Wi-Fi. Cellular service for all three carriers was also very good.

Nice marina. Floating finger piers on fixed dock, but it's OK. Makes stern access a little tough, but we managed. Courtesy car is nice. Needed since everything in Deltaville is distant from each other. No town to speak of, just a couple of shops on a highway that ends at Stingray Point. Pool was big and refreshing. Restrooms were clean, and laundry was functional. Access was easy, with well marked channel and plenty of water. One odd thing: There's a feral cat that lives at the marina. Nice calico. She adopted our helm for a night sleeping area. Found her curled up there two nights. No harm, no foul. Would stop again if in the area and needed a place to tie up and plug in.

Nice fixed docks, looked recently redone. They also have floating docks. They have a courtesy car and bikes available. Very small town. Almost nothing open on Sunday, but that is not marinas fault.