Wrecker features a all new interior with custom seating to comfortably accommodate 6 adults. Complete with surround sound and a HDTV, its like sitting in your living room.
We have the latest in Simrad Electronics, custom tackle, rods and reels to put you on the fish.
Wrecker Sport Fishing offers charter services from May Through December in Ocean City Maryland. We start our our season with Shark Fishing, then on to Tuna, Marlins, Wahoo, and Dolphin later in the summer. When fall arrives and after the offshore bite, we move inshore for wreck fishing, and Marylands best Striped Bass (Rockfish).
All bait and fuel are provided in the cost of the charter, unless a special request is made. Captain Blunt will inform the charter of any potential overages before you leave the dock. We suggest you bring an change of clothing to accommodate warm or cold weather, something to eat, and whatever you like to drink. If you are interested in having your trip catered, contact us, and we will make arraignments from one of our poplar eateries.
6 hour Inshore Trip for Shark, BlueFish, Seabass, and Wreck Fishing. The best time of year is June through December.
We have fantastic wrecks in Ocean City that offer some of the finest habitats for bottom fishing.
8 hour Inshore Trip for Shark, BlueFish, Seabass, and Wreck Fishing. The best time of year is June through December.
We have fantastic wrecks in Ocean City that offer some of the finest habitats for bottom fishing.
12 Hour Offshore Trip for Tuna, Marlin, Wahoo, and Dolphin. We even see some Sharks. The best time of year is June through October.
We leave between 4 am and 5am, and have you back to the dock with your catch by 6pm.
If you are not interested in fishing, but want a fun day on the water, we offer cruising services. We can take you out during a event in Ocean City, like the Boat Races, or the Air Show.
We can cater these cruises as well, just ask Captain Blunt for options.
We also offer Bereavement Cruises to celebrate the life of your loved one, and have them buried at sea.
