Located at the southernmost end of Ocean City near the rides and the Lifesaving Station Museum. Fish off the jetties.

• Use lures for bluefish and trout
• Use sand fleas for tautog
• Use squid, mullet or shiners for flounder and bluefish

A pay pier which runs parallel to the Ocean City Inlet. Enter the pier from the beach parking lot at the inlet.

• Use bloodworms for spot, whiting and sand perch
• Use squid or mullet strips for flounder, bluefish, shark and trout

A pay pier located at the southernmost end of Philadelphia Avenue near the inlet.

• Use shiners, squid or live minnows for flounder, bluefish and trout
• Use bloodworms or nightcrawlers for spot and other small fish
• Lures work well at night
• Crabbing is best in late summer through fall using traps

Located 1 block south of First Street on Route 50.

• Use frozen shiners for flounder (excellent flounder fishing)
• Use worms for spot and other small fish
• Use lures or squid for bluefish
• Lures generally work well beneath the lights at night
• Crabbing is good with traps

Free public area on the bayside.

• Use shiners and squid for flounder, bluefish and sea bass
• Use bloodworms for Norfolk Spot
• Use sand fleas or sectioned hard crab for tautog

Free public pier on 9th Street and the Bay.

• Use shiners or live minnows for flounder
• Use squid strips for sea bass and bluefish
• Use worms for Norfolk Spot
• Crabbing is excellent here

A free public bulkhead and pier behind the Convention Center on 40th Street and the bay.

• Use live minnows for flounder
• Use bloodworms for spot and croaker
• Good crabbing and fair fishing on the high tide