Kiokee Creek winds through Columbia and McDuffie Counties in Georgia as a tributary of the Savannah River, offering anglers a intimate warmwater fishing experience in a creek setting. The stream provides a more secluded alternative to the larger Savannah River and nearby Clarks Hill Lake, with fishing opportunities accessible from both the creek itself and near its confluence with the Savannah River. The creek flows through the upper coastal plain region, characterized by longleaf pine forests and sandy soils typical of east-central Georgia. Anglers can access productive fishing both within the creek and at its mouth where it enters the Savannah River near Evans and the surrounding golf course area.