Wise Point is an easier ramp than oyster to launch out of as long as you head south.
Most of the reds will be in deeper water by June. If it's calm, you could spend the day sight casting to cobia with a shot at seeing reds along the drop off. I agree with John Smith. I'd fish some bayside creeks. The winter was harsh on the trout population but there are still some around and we will know more about how many survived this week.
As far as puppy drum, there should be plenty around. Same with stripers.
-- Most of the reds will be in deeper water by June. If it's calm, you could spend the day sight casting to cobia with a shot at seeing reds along the drop off. I agree with John Smith. I'd fish some bayside creeks. The winter was harsh on the trout population but there are still some around and we will know more about how many survived this week.
As far as puppy drum, there should be plenty around. Same with stripers.
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