By Scott LenoxThe yellowfin tuna fishing has slowed over the past few days and the offshore fleet has switched it’s attention to fishing for bluefin tuna a little closer to shore. The charter boat limit for bluefin tuna is currently three fish from 27″ to less than 47″ and one fish from 47″ to less… Read more »
Monthly Archives: June 2016
Seacrets Owner Leighton Moore Talks New Distillery, Amazing Growth Of Business, Importance Of People
OCEAN CITY — When Seacrets owner Leighton Moore sets a deadline, you can expect literal and proverbial mountains to be moved in order to hit it.This week, the newest tower in the Seacrets kingdom opened on the anniversary of the former 40-seat tiki bar’s inception. Now, 28 years later, Seacrets is one of the biggest… Read more »
Colt Born Monday On Assateague Island; Fourth Foal of 2016 ‘Expected Soon’
BERLIN – The herd of wild horses at Assateague Island grew by one this week when the third foal expected this year was born.The mare Gokey Go Bones (identified as N2BHS-A) gave birth to a pinto colt Monday. The foal was born out on the marsh near the curves on Bayberry Drive at Assateague Island… Read more »
Resort’s Special Events’ ROI Policy Remains A Work In Progress
OCEAN CITY — Resort officials last week approved the renewal of two major special events despite concerns about inflated figures in the new Return on Investment policy.Last fall, in the interest of gaining a better understanding of just how much special events mean to the town in terms of the costs associated in supporting them… Read more »
Government Loan Derived From Casino Revenue To Help Ocean City Brewer Expand Brand
OCEAN CITY – The popular Hoop Tea brand will expand thanks to a $250,000 VOLT loan.State and local officials presented a check for $250,000 to Danny Robinson of Backshore Brewing to aid in the expanded distribution of Hoop Tea. The alcoholic drink, “summer in a jar” as Robinson calls it, will make its way to… Read more »
Bluefins
By Scott LenoxIt was a rainy, miserable start to the day today. It rained steady until mid afternoon and then it finally cleared up enough for some of the inshore fleet to get out. The offshore fleet has been having a harder time finding a good number of yellowfin tuna in the canyons so they’re… Read more »
Restaurateur Trala Announced As 2016 Glick Service Award Winner
OCEAN CITY — The nominating committee of the Hal Glick Distinguished Service Award announced that Buddy Trala has been named the 2016 honoree.Trala will be recognized and presented the award at this year’s Glick Award Gala, which is scheduled for Sunday night, Oct. 23 at the Clarion Resort. The award recognizes his philanthropic service to… Read more »
2nd Annual Kid’s Catch-All Results
The 2nd Annual Kid’s Catch-All Tournament took place this weekend at Indian River Marina and was great success. The kids had a great time and they caught lots of fish. 72 junior anglers participated and here are the winners of the categories.BILLFISHMatthew Abbonizio All relaeasedBLUEFISHNicholas Souders 1… Read more »
Ocean City Offers Two Fireworks Displays For Holiday
OCEAN CITY — If you’re looking for fireworks with a view, then look no further than the Fourth of July celebration in Ocean City.With your family and friends, beach chairs and blankets, watch the fireworks sparkle over the beautiful water in one of two great locations offering concerts and fireworks displays for free.At Northside Park,… Read more »
Holiday Weekend Festivities Planned In Ocean Pines
BERLIN — The Ocean Pines Association invites area residents to celebrate Independence Day at the community’s popular holiday events.The day will kick off with the 5th Annual OPA Freedom 5K Run at 8 a.m. at the South Gate Pond. Participants are encouraged to wear red, white and blue at this family-friendly event, which benefits “Athletes… Read more »