Good place to launch in Maryland ?

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04-19-2013, 01:16 PM

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There is a ramp in Deale at Deale marine which is about 30 minutes south of annapolis. The ramp is okay, kind of narrow, but get there early because there is limited parking. I've seen cig style boats in the 40's be launched there and Tri state marine which is a grady white dealer launches all of there grady whites there, except the 36 because it is to narrow of a ramp to launch it there.

04-19-2013, 03:32 PM

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"Fishing Creek" in Chesapeake Beach is pretty decent too. Short no-wake zone.

04-20-2013, 07:27 AM

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I have used the ramp at Pier 7 in Edgewater many times over the years . There is plenty of parking and the it can handle big boats . Should be pretty easy to get to , you miss alot of the beach back up on 50 . IMO Sandy Point is best , but traffic can make it tough

04-27-2013, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by SPEEDFREEK

The ramp across from Redeye's gets ugly on weekends, parking sucks. Very little parking for long trailers, we've gotten a couple of parking tickets because of where we parked. The ramp in Centreville is about 2 miles from my house, even at high tide I can't get the boat off the trailer.

I use that ramp at Kent Narrows (across from Red Eyes) all the time and have never had a parking issue? Heck I even park longways under the bridge taking up around 70' and never a problem, as for Centerville not good, definately shallow.