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I am looking to get a head count for this
The Susky flats are closed to striper fish from 5/3 to 5/16 So we can do the Saturday after it re-opens.
The launch is at Perry Point Park in Perryville Md. It's a free park and a free kayak launch. The park opens at 7:30 am.
https://www.google.com/maps/@39.5654338,-76.1002232,13z
The park is right on the flats with a large parking area about 30 yards from the kayak launch.
The launch itself is gravel. (pea size gravel) the water is only 20' from the end of the pavement at low tide.
Last year there was a port a potty at the launch.
I think the truck in the google earth shot is mine
perry2.jpg
For lunch after we are done fishing, I am thinking Golden Corral in Aberdeen MD.
Golden Corral 706 S Philadelphia Blvd, Aberdeen, MD 21001
As far as fishing goes there are Stripers, Perch, Catfish and Large Mouth Bass on and around the flats. All of the everyday lures work here but be prepared to fish in anywhere from 6" to 20' of water. The fish could be anywhere but seam to like the edges of the holes on the flats and channels around the flats. I have the most success with jigs with shad body's and hard body crank baits
If you have any question post them here or Pm me and I will get you the answer
Noaa map of the flats http://www.charts.noaa.gov/PDFs/12274.pdf
The Susky flats are closed to striper fish from 5/3 to 5/16 So we can do the Saturday after it re-opens.
The launch is at Perry Point Park in Perryville Md. It's a free park and a free kayak launch. The park opens at 7:30 am.
https://www.google.com/maps/@39.5654338,-76.1002232,13z
The park is right on the flats with a large parking area about 30 yards from the kayak launch.
The launch itself is gravel. (pea size gravel) the water is only 20' from the end of the pavement at low tide.
Last year there was a port a potty at the launch.
I think the truck in the google earth shot is mine
perry2.jpg
For lunch after we are done fishing, I am thinking Golden Corral in Aberdeen MD.
Golden Corral 706 S Philadelphia Blvd, Aberdeen, MD 21001
As far as fishing goes there are Stripers, Perch, Catfish and Large Mouth Bass on and around the flats. All of the everyday lures work here but be prepared to fish in anywhere from 6" to 20' of water. The fish could be anywhere but seam to like the edges of the holes on the flats and channels around the flats. I have the most success with jigs with shad body's and hard body crank baits
If you have any question post them here or Pm me and I will get you the answer
Noaa map of the flats http://www.charts.noaa.gov/PDFs/12274.pdf
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