WOW!!! A First Class Fishing Charter! To begin with,…read moreMichelle was extremely accommodating and quick to respond when setting up our day. She was awesome!!! Captain Ray knows everything about the Chesapeake Bay, and how and where the big fish are running. Ray is an absolute hoot, and he made our day SO much fun!!! Woo-Hoo!!! Ray's First Mate, Victor, was fantastic as well! We already have another trip planned for an upcoming family reunion! FYI: Michelle and Ray can provide food as well! Awesome price and fantastic fishing with super high quality people!

Thank you Capt. Ray - you made my birthday fishing trip unforgettable!…read moreGreat day on the bay and the rock we caught was delicious!!

Beautiful, remote peninsula that goes out where the temperature is much cooler on a hot day because…read moreof the breezes from the water. This was in April so the water was still cold from the winter, but I still can imagine relief on a hot day.

Bottom Line: An Anne Arundel County park a bit off the beaten path with limited access during the…read morepeak-season but lovely views of the Bay year round. Thomas Point Park in Annapolis is a county park that offers beautiful views of the Thomas Point Lighthouse, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and the bay in general. There is a pavilion that can be rented and a day camping area but I believe what makes this park so popular in the summer months is that its a good fishing spot. As the name implies, the park is on a point of land that jets out into the bay offering great views of the water year round. From November through March visitors can drive into the park without paying a fee. But if you are wanting to drive into the park April though October then you need to obtain a permit and I think they can be a bit tricky to come by. Permits are sold at Quiet Waters Park and sold on a limited first come, first served basis. A limited number of daily permits are sold each morning and a total of 75 monthly permits are sold each month on the last Thursday of the prior month. So yeah, a little tricky but its understandable that admission to this small park, which is accessible through a residential neighborhood, needs to be limited.

Rented a boat a couple years ago. Finally getting around to writing a review. Great boat excellent…read moreservice. Convenient location.

Great service and pontoon boat! A bit hard to find where their building was once we parked but…read morethey were helpful giving us directions to their building.

One of my favorite parks in the state…read more Tons of beautiful trails, kayaks for rent, a dog beach, dog park, amphitheater, exercise equipment, butterfly garden, playground, there's something for everyone. There is an entry fee for non AA county residents of $8 and for residents it's maybe $5, cash or card. Lots of parking at all different places. Recommend coming early on nice days to avoid crowds. I have been many times to do many things and we always enjoy coming back!

Glad that we visited this wonderful spot near Annapolis, as it was comforting and beautiful, a…read morepopular place to enjoy outdoor beauty and the Chesapeake Bay! Numerous trails and options throughout, and the park is open from 7 AM until dusk. Among the options are a dog park, art galleries, playgrounds, kayak rentals, ice skating, and picnic areas. I did not get to the Visitors Center, as it closed at 4 PM. We visited the South River Overlook Trail, which was four-tenths of a mile in length, and had benches at the water to fully enjoy and appreciate the spectacular views. There are six other trails, ranging to as much as a mile and one-half in length. An $8 entry fee for automobiles, additional for larger vehicles, and they also offer lifetime senior passes.

We had a fun time aboard the My Girl, and Captain Steve made it a great experience…read more When deciding to go fishing with a group, I contacted a number of places and Captain Steve was very quick to respond and very easy to work with. He was flexible with scheduling our half day excursion and checked in the day before to confirm our time. He even suggested that we go out early to avoid a potential thunderstorm to try and ensure we got our full 5 hours. On the boat, he and his first mate were informative, and we rode about an hour into the bay to the fishing area. Once we arrived, they quickly got all of the gear out and explained the process. Then the fish started coming! After 3 hours, we had caught our allocation, and made the trip back to the dock. At the dock we took pictures and Captain Steve cleaned and filleted our fish. I would recommend My Girl Charters to anyone looking to do a fishing trip out of the DC area, especially for novices or those with kids. Thanks again Captain Steve.

Awesome day on the bay today with mygirlcharters. Highly recommend them. The captain knew exactly…read morewhere to go and taught us everything we needed to know. Very friendly and made our time on the boat a great trip. We started out catching little bait fish and even though they were small they were a hell of a lot of fun to catch. Pulled in like 40 or 50 of them the first 90 minutes or so then headed out just past the bay bridge for Rockfish. Ended up catching the boat limit. We were pulling them in one after another. Great time. Will definitely do it again with them.

Nice, small area to go crabbing or fishing. You can also launch your kayak or canoe from here…read more Right next door is a bigger lunch for boots. I've come down here quite a few times to go fishing but I do not think I've ever actually caught anything. Lol . . . crazy right? During the summer, it gets really crowded and people can be see all up and down the dock crabbing and fishing.

Very limited parking & very crowded for a weekday. Not worth…read morethe drive! Very disappointed !!

We came to Sandy Point State Park on an off season day. When you look at the photos on social…read moremedia, you create a visual in your mind. On this day, the weather was less than ideal. Hence, there were very few visitors in the park. When we pulled up, no one was at the toll booth. You just made your payment to park and you were on your way. If you use my photos as a reference, you can see exactly what type of day it was. It was no more than 50 degrees with low clouds and light rain. Visibility wasn't the best. After we parked our car, we started to walk around the property. The booths were closed and the only people that we saw were a family playing on the playground and a parent taking his son fishing. A park ranger came by and parked next to our car but when we came back, he drove off. He was trying to figure out why we were there. When you walk down the path, you'll notice that the sand is a rusty color. I've seen wet sand in California, but the sand at this state park was different in color. All of the sand was also soaking wet due the rising tides. You can see bridge across the water and a boat or two on the water. The winds were blowing and the water was choppy. You definitely weren't out on the water unless it was work-related. Sandy Point has a plaque in which it outlines the history of this area. It was once a segregated beach. Things have changed for the better and now everyone gets to enjoy the area. When I saw photos from summer months in this area, Sandy Point is the place to be.Maybe we will come back during the summer months for a different experience, so that we can enjoy it, just like the locals.

I love to trying to support small businesses and public works, it was about $5 per person to enter…read morethe park which was very reasonable! The sand was rough and the water was somewhat gross. The clientele was pretty trashy, definitely a lower class that resembled the type of families that you'd see at [dirty] Myrtle Beach. Plenty of grilling stations and parking. Going there to fish would probably be more enjoyable than going to take a day trip to the beach and get in the water. It was worth trying and visiting, won't be coming back again - hopefully the showers are fixed for those that do visit SSSP in the near future.