The Cumberland River is a tidal river flowing through Camden County, Georgia, forming a significant part of the intricate coastal estuary system around Cumberland Island. It offers a classic Southern inshore and nearshore saltwater fishery, connecting to St. Andrews Sound and the Atlantic Ocean. The river and its adjacent waters provide diverse angling opportunities, from sheltered creeks and grass flats for light-tackle action to nearshore wrecks and reefs for larger pelagic species. Fishing here is a year-round pursuit, heavily influenced by tides, seasonal migrations, and the rich estuarine habitat that supports a robust food web.