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We are excited to welcome back AFW Fishing Brands as a sponsor of the 2026 Ocean City Tuna Tournament! Thank you for your continued support! 

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We are looking for sales associates to join our Bait and Tackle store staff! No experience is needed. If you are interested in joining our team, stop by and pick up an application today. We are open Wednesday through Sunday from 8:30am to 5pm. #ocmd #fishingmaryland #sportfishing #shoplocal #ocmdjobs #jobsearch
The Ocean City Tuna Tournament is only a few months away!! Check out octunatournament.com for the entry form. Preregister by mail or by stopping by the marina store. We hope to see you there! Register before July 5th and get a $200 @mickyfins_oc gift card! #ocmd #fishing #tuna #sportfishing #offshorefishing #tunatournament
The Marina Store is now open 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Wednesday through Sunday! Come see us, the store is stocked with new arrivals from all your favorite fishing brands and plenty of new Ocean City Fishing Center gear! We hope to see you soon! #ocmd #ocmdfishing #offshorefishing #baitandtackle
NEW FOR 2026! Added level Q (formerly level P) was entered by over 85% of our participants in 2025, and the pot for this winning fish was over $43,000. New for 2026: level Q2. Q2 is a $1,000 added entry. This prize will be awarded to the single heaviest dolphin weighing a minimum of 20 pounds, entered at this level. Should no teams weigh a 20-pound dolphin during the event, the prize money will be tolled to 2027. #offshorefishing #ocmd #sportfishing
NEW FOR 2026! This may be the Ocean City Tuna Tournament teams' favorite newly added entry-level, level L, Terrific Tuna. This prize will be awarded to the 1st 200 pound tuna boated. The boated time of the fish will be assigned by the Fishing Center dock office after being contacted. Eligible fish will be scored in the order they are boated, not in the order they are weighed. The first boated fish to weigh 200 pounds will win this level regardless of the outcome of the tournament. In the event there are no 200-pounders weighed by boats in level L, the prize money will be rolled to the following year. #ocmd #sportfishing #offshorefishing #tuna

August 31, 2013

Despite the report of wind today a good number of the boats in the marina went fishing. Most were successful and returned with reports of white marlin. Captain Chad Meeks on the “All In” returned today after releasing 3 white marlin while trolling at the canyons. First back to the docks and after some engine… Read more »

August 28, 2013

With schools back in session the number of boats leaving the fishing center has decreased slightly; today we only had two of our offshore charter vessels fish. The “Playmate” with Captain Chad Meeks at the helm returned with a report of 2 white marlin releases and 2 mystery bites. Another white marlin was released aboard… Read more »

August 23, 2013

The past few weeks reports have been filled with tuna, today it seems to have shift to marlin releases. Captain Dale Lisi on the “Foolish Pleasures” released 2 white marlin today, and returned with a good sized yellow fin tuna as well as a few skipjacks and some mackerel. Aboard the “Last Call” today with… Read more »

August 20, 2013

Today was the second day of the Mid Atlantic 500. While nothing large was brought back to the docks here, there was most likely excitement over at our sister marina Sunset! We would like to report that yesterday Captain Dale Lisi on the “Foolish Pleasures” seemed to have missed our report but had a great… Read more »

August 12, 2013

Not many boats left the fishing center this morning, but those who did had luck. The “Reel Addiction” with Captain Ron Callis had a good day with a handful of dolphin, big sea bass, and blue line tilefish. Aboard the “Game Changer” with Captain Fred Husman a white marlin was released. Bay fishing was decent… Read more »