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  • Beverly Triton Beach Park 5/26/2014

    The winds were only 4mph to 8mph in the morning with a high temperature during the day to be 85 degrees. SurfDog wanted to try out the new Beverly Triton Beach Park, so we all (SurfDog, Grady Black, Coop1486 and myself) met up at the Wawa on Route 2 in Edgewater at 6:30am. I was actually too early. I arrived at 6:00am and Coop1486 arrived next at 6:11am. SurfDog arrived 10 minutes later with Grady arriving just before 6:30am. After getting some early morning coffee, and snacks, we followed SurfDog to the park. Well, we got there at 6:40am, but the park did not open until 7:00am. We got our gear together while waiting for the guard to come and open the gate. It was now 7:30am and the gate was still locked, so we could not drive our cars down to the launch to drop off our yaks. Coop noticed that a side pedestrian gate was not locked. The gate was just wide enough to get out kayaks through. Since the guard was late or not coming at all, we decided to hauled our kayaks down to the launch by foot. Of course as soon as we were ready to launch, then the guard shows up and opens the gate...go figure. At least we will have an easier time leaving.

    After we launched, I trolled salt and pepper paddle tail Bass Assassins south towards a channel ledge. Coop1486 headed the same way while Grady and Surf headed straight out to bottom fish bloodworms and fish bites. I did not get any bites trolling so I headed over to join Surf and Grady bottom fishing. Surf caught the first couple of croakers for the day. Once I got into position, I began catching 9 to 10.5 inch croakers. I even caught a jumbo spot and a smaller spot. Coop then landed his first croaker of the day followed by Grady Black. It was a nice day. We all got the skunk off and the weather and the water was beautiful. This is a nice free launch, and I will definitely be back. By 11:00am we were heading to shore to pack up and head out.
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    Ready to do some bottom fishing. Thanks for the info and pics.

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    • #3
      Sweet! How deep were you catching the croaker? I'm going to have to get over there for some, my wife's favorite fish to eat. Can you catch them from shore in that area? We only have the one kayak, I know my wife will want to go fishing too if we're after croaker.
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      • #4
        Nice to see the croakers have arrived - great report

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        • #5
          Good job guys. I like that park. It's petty scenic.

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          • #6
            Hoping it is agood year for croaker.....my fav for eating

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            • #7
              croaker are one of my favs too, well done!
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              • #8
                Most of the fish were caught in 6 to 9 feet of water. Deeper and shallower, produced no fish. There are a lot of crab pots around this area, so you have to be careful when trolling. By low tide the bite shut off.

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                • #9
                  That is a nice park but team work is helpful getting loaded yaks to and from beach. Not very shore fishing friendly.

                  Croakers, they should call them crappers watch out getting them off the hook or they will crap all over u;-(

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by surfdog View Post
                    That is a nice park but team work is helpful getting loaded yaks to and from beach. Not very shore fishing friendly.
                    Can anyone post a good shore fishing location for croaker?
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                    • #11
                      Two places I've caught croaker from shore in the past are...

                      1) Point Lookout State Park - open all night long as long as you have a valid license and a line in the water. The causeway, the lighthouse, and the pier are the most popular locations there. Entrance fee per car: $5 resident / $7 non-resident.

                      2) Town Creek Pier - The Town Creek Pier was owned and operated by the restaurant across the street. The restaurant went out of business and the pier fell into disrepair. By 2007 it was unusable. BUT... looking at Google Earth it appears that the pier has been completely rebuilt.

                      Anyone know what the status is on the Town Creek pier?
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by buzz View Post
                        Two places I've caught croaker from shore in the past are...

                        1) Point Lookout State Park - open all night long as long as you have a valid license and a line in the water. The causeway, the lighthouse, and the pier are the most popular locations there. Entrance fee per car: $5 resident / $7 non-resident.

                        2) Town Creek Pier - The Town Creek Pier was owned and operated by the restaurant across the street. The restaurant went out of business and the pier fell into disrepair. By 2007 it was unusable. BUT... looking at Google Earth it appears that the pier has been completely rebuilt.

                        Anyone know what the status is on the Town Creek pier?
                        Thanks, I'll have to check these out. I just remembered, a guy I used to work with fishes for croaker from shore. I haven't talked to him in a while, I'll have to give him a call and see what he says.
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                        • #13
                          I also heard that they have been catching croakers from shore at Jonas Green on the Severn and its pier. They are also catching croakers and limiting out at Point Lookout State Park's fishing pier in Southern MD.

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                          • #14
                            Bushwood, any public beach in ST Mry's county, but most close before dark which is a bummer. Croaker at or after dusk are much closer to shore.
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                            • #15
                              Moc - I just noticed you caught a spot as well as croakers. Nice.

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