Dryman Bay is a 168 acre bay located in Sarasota County. Associated WBIDs: 1968E, 1968F, 1982A, 1992, 1993
Dryman Bay is a tiny bay bounded by Little Sarasota Bay, Blackburn Bay, the community of Osprey, and the island of Casey Key. Just to the south is Oscar Sherer State Park and South Creek. An interesting feature is the rotating bridge across the bay at Blackburn Point Road; fishing is popular at the park near the bridge. This bay is part of the Sarasota Bay Estuary Program study area and enjoys the protection of the Outstanding Florida Water designation.
This waterbody is located within: Little Sarasota Bay Watershed
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