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Welcome
Muff Diver is docked at the White Marlin Marina, Slip 5, on 205 Somerset Street in downtown Ocean City, Maryland 21842. We generally charter from Mid-May through Mid-March. We have been providing families and anglers many happy and fun filled fishing trips from Ocean City, MD to Hatteras, NC for the past 30 plus years. We troll, chunk, chum, live bait, drift, kite, jig -- you name it and we'll try it. We use dead rigged bait and lures when trolling, normally using 6 or more rods. We use the appropriate bait when we bottom fish, chunk or chum. We provide all tackle and bait for the trip but you may bring your own weapon (rod and reel) of choice.
The fishing day normally begins between 5am (offshore) or 6am (inshore). Inshore fishing consist of Shark, Bluefish, Sea Bass, False Albacore, King Mackerel, Cero Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Rockfish and more. The inshore fishing ride is usually an hour or less. Offshore fishing consist of Marlin, Tuna, Swordfish, occasional Sailfish or Spearfish, Dolphin fish, Wahoo, Tilefish, Sea Bass, False Albacore and morel. The offshore fishing ride is usually an hour and a half or more. Inshore Fall and Winter Rockfishing takes place from December thru Mid-March, if the weather treats us well.
The closest hotel (and a clean one) to the boat is the Atlantic Hotel, 5 Somerset Street, Ocean City, MD 21842 410-289-9111 or 1-800-3-ATLANTIC. There is also the Francis Scott Key right on Route 50 (Ocean Gateway) and within 1/2 mile of the marina. Their phone number is 1-800-213-0088. Most of our customers use these two motels/hotels if they are not renting a condo. For more hotel/motels check our "Area Hotel Info" in the block.
Ocean City is a wonderful place to bring your family. There is lots to do and see, it is generally well kept and clean, the weather is usually very nice and the fishing is normally very good.
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Overnight Make Up Special - This trip is 30 hour +.
We leave the dock at 5 AM, head for the canyon, arrive there between 7:30 ...
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Never wash your tackle in salt water, never tug on Superman's cape and never, never spit into the wind. Use fresh water to wash your tackle.&nbs...
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