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Fishing at Hungry Mother State Park

(276) 781-7401

2854 Park Blvd.
Marion, VA 24354

Latitude: 36.882561

Longitude: -81.533867

Hungry Mother is well-known for fishing. A valid Virginia fishing license is required. Boat launching is available for non-gasoline powered boats. A boat launching ramp and handicap accessible fishing pier have been developed.

Fishing Amenities At Hungry Mother State Park

Other Activities At Hungry Mother State Park: Biking, Boating and Water Sports, Camping, Educational Activities, Gifts and Shopping, Hiking, Hunting, Picnicking, Swimming, Wildlife Activities and Canoeing and Kayaking

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