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Now, the problem here is that there isn't much public access that I know about on the Wye River. I believe that you can rent a skiff at Wye Landing, however, just past Wye Oak State Park. I think you can also fish from Wye Island State Park.

Do it.

In one hour this afternoon (4.30-5.30pm), fishing from my buddy's dock opposite Wye Island, I pulled in 21 croakers, 14-21". I was fishing high/low rigs about 75 yards from shore with Fishbites Cold Water synthetic baits on them. I made my first cast, I felt the sinker hit bottom, and I kid you not, within 10 seconds I had a doubleheader on. It was easily the fastest paced fishing I've ever experienced in my life. Absolutely unreal.

The Wye, at least at that spot, has to be full of hardheads. Also caught a couple of white perch, both around 11". Just an unreal hour of pulling fish out of the river-- never had a time like that in my life.
 

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u bet ya the wye is full of croaker, i live on the wye river n know some really nice spots for croaker, n they hold there every year, i just got my boat in n went to my spot n i dropped the line in then went to tighten to put it in the rod holder n caught n 18 1/2 croaker, ill b out there today for my bday fishing for croaker n perch n rockfish cause croker only bite the best in the evening, if anyone wants to know where to fish from on kent island email me n i will glady tell u, there is a spot right next to my best spot
 

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Fishbites huh?

I have four different types of fishbites and have never had so much as a nibble on them. I am beginning to get very skeptical of anyone saying they actually catch fish on those things.
 

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First time I ever "seriously" used them Husky, and they worked ridiculously well. I have no idea how they'll work next time I'm out, if the other varieties (I used the cold water strips) work, or if they're good for anything other than croaker & perch. What I do know is that yesterday, in the Wye River, targeting croaker, they worked incredibly well.

As for you being personally skeptical of me, whatever, Husky. Sorry to hear it, but I won't lose sleep.
 

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I recently moved to the Wye River and you guys are right on with your croaker reports.I even managed to catch plenty of croakers in deeper water not 25 yds. away from hundreds of cownose rays mating in the shallows.I understand working the shallow grassbeds throughout the Summer is very good for rockfish.I would have never guessed this area to be so productive.All this and crabs too!
 
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