Reports

08/27/20 thru 08/29/20

08/27/20 thru 08/29/20

A few days of nasty offshore and strong afternoon west winds force the crew to decide to cancel or hang within 20 miles and target smaller fish. All decide to have some fun while giving up the hopes of monster fish. The smallish mahi are thick on the inside gear and while most are released some of the larger ones, still small compared to their offshore brothers, are taken for the table. Days are...
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08/26/20

With some stiff overnight winds we push today's leave time back sixty minutes to give the ocean time to clam down a bit but at the 20 mile mark my plan doesn't seem to be working. The group of three tell me to keep going so onward we go. Arrived at the chunking hill to find three other boats, all 50' plus. First two drifts produce one bite each but both fish pull off. Next drift is better going...
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08/24/20

08/24/20

Looking to repeat our success from yesterday we push off for a day of trolling with a family of four. Joey throws out the spread in the same area as yesterday and everything looks good. Nearly three hours later its clear the fish don't wanna play today. Knowing of some very small mahi on the 25 mile gear I make the offer to run back inside and I'm told..GO!  The rest of the day is a ball and...
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08/23/20

Today begins with a 56 mile run north toward some tilefish grounds looking to fill the box. The bite was outstanding and we reach our limit by 9:15 am. Joey sets out a trolling spread and I point the boat west. About forty-five minutes later a white marlin pops up behind out tuna chain. Joey pulls the chain away while he drops back a flat line circle hook rig and the marlin takes the bait. After...
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08/21/20

Ran nearly sixty mile this morning trying to find some mahi. Arrived at the lobster gear only to find most blank. We did find one set that was holding a couple. About two mile west we happen to bump into a blue poly barrel that was holding some nice mahi. Some caught on the troll and some on light tackle. Our next encounter is on some kind of floating debris. Most of these gaffers come on the...
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08/20/20

Out for a day of tilefish action with Howard and the guys. Morning bite was outstanding with a steady stream of blueline tiles and the surprise of a few small golden too. By 11:00 we reach our limit but before we leave I notice some lobster gear on my radar less than 3 miles away so we paddle over for a look. The first two balls are blank but #3 is hold some fish. We pull out the spinners and...
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08/18/20

Heading east for a day of deep drop fishing mixed with some trolling. At the 55 mile mark its clear the wind isn't going to allow for any bottom action so Joey set out the trolling spread. The morning is slow with only two bites, both junk fish. Sometime around 11:00 Joey notices some birds working an area so I swing over and immediately three rods go down. One fish pulls off but two stay tight...
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08/14/20

Today found us leaving the dock super early trying to beat the wind forecast to hit around 1:00 pm. At the 45 mile mark, in fairly sporty seas, Joey throws out a catch-all trolling spread. First two hours pass with no action but we see some lobster gear in the distance and hopes improve. First pass and one of our flat lines get jumped. Sure we have a mahi, I'm shocked when Joey pulls a jumbo blue...
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08/11/20 thru 08/13/20

With the chunking bite on the way out and most of the crews wanting to fill the freezer we've been putting the baits on the bottom over the last few days and hammering some truely monster blueline tilefish. Almost every fish over the last few days is above average and limits come fairly easy as long as the current doesn't get ripping too fast.
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08/10/20

Back to the normal grind after the past week of the WMO finds us chunking for yellowfin tuna 40 miles off the beach. Nothing for the first 90 minutes but then someone flips the switch. During the next two hours we go 3 for 5 and have an additional 4 short bites. Sometime around 9:30 the switch get flipped off and the bites end for the fleet and the day.
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Trips

Spend a day with Capt. Dan and the crew and discover why Fin Chaser Sportfishing Charters is so popular! Ocean City, MD has some of the best fishing on the east coast! Fin Chaser Sportfishing Charters offers offshore trolling, chunking, deep drop fishing, nearshore wreck action, fly fishing, and more most within a two hour run from the inlet! Filling coolers for years.

Prices

 Offshore Canyon Trip $2250
Trolling/Deep Drop Combo $2350
Blueline Tilefish Deep Drop Trip $2250
Golden Tilefish Deep Drop Trip $2350
Shark Trip $1800
8 hr. Nearshore Trolling Trip $1450
8 hr. Wreck/Bottom Trip $1350
4-5 Hour Nearshore Trolling or Wreck Trip $1075 (limited availability)
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