03/30/2026
Here are a few ways to shorten that for Instagram, depending on the “vibe” of your post.
Option 1: The “History Buff” (Best for a Carousel)
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From a vital ferry link to the “Concrete Dock” we love today! ⚓️
Before the Fox Island Bridge arrived in 1954, this spot was the island’s lifeline. For decades, the 18-car Fox Island Ferry connected us to Tacoma and Point Fosdick.
Once the bridge opened, the ferry era ended—but the community wasn’t ready to let go of the views. 🎣
Quick Facts:
* 1928-1954: The Ferry Era.
* 1995: The modern pier we see today was built by WDFW.
* Today: Managed by PenMet Parks, it’s a hub for salmon fishing, scuba diving, and the Cascadia Marine Trail.
📍 1453 Ozette Drive
⏰ Open 6:00 AM – Dusk
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Option 2: The "“eekend Warrior"”(Short & Punchy)
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Looking for the perfect South Sound catch? 🐟 The Fox Island Fishing Pier (aka the "“oncrete Dock"” has been a local staple for nearly a century.
Whether you’re here to hook a salmon, drop a crab pot, or even suit up for a scuba dive in the Narrows, this 5.5-acre site is the place to be. 🛶
Pro-Tips:
* Kayakers: Check out the kayak rack on the Cascadia Marine Trail!
* Divers: Explore the diverse marine life under the 24-inch concrete piles.
* Hours: The gates are now on a pilot project for remote locking, so make sure to head out by dusk! 🌅
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Option 3: The "Then v“. Now" (Mini”alist)
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A lot has changed since 1928, but the view from the "Concre“e Dock” never gets old. 🌊
From an 18-car ferry terminal to one of the premier fishing and diving spots in the Tacoma Narrows, the Fox Island Fishing Pier is a piece of living history.
Stop by for the salmon, stay for the sunset. 🎣✨
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