Friday, October 23, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Chesapeake Bay SCUBA Diving
Chesapeake Bay SCUBA Diving
Chesapeake Bay Oyster Diving has become a popular hobby for us Mid-Atlantic SCUBA divers (aka bottom feeders). We not only like to explore the local waters but we love to enjoy a fresh sea food dinner along the way.
Info can also be found at http://www.baydiveboat.com
The Malama Kai aka OC Dive Boat http://www.ocdiveboat.com will be running dive charters in the Chesapeake Bay from October - December.
Oyster diving beds in the Chesapeake Bay are usually about 10 to 15 feet deep underwater, with minimal current. These SCUBA diving conditions make for an easy fun dive for all divers. The visibility in the fall can be 8-15 ft and all season long the worst is still an arms length which is all you need to find the oysters.
In addition to Oyster Diving, we will also be diving some rarely visited shipwrecks and the notorious “bridge rubble” reef
systems, the bridge rubble reefs and concrete piles were sunk creating large sanctuaries for all sorts of marine life.
Don’t forget to take a sturdy bag with you underwater. Bring one that's specially designed to hold oysters or other mollusks.
Weekly Chesapeake Bay Dive Schedule
October thru December
Friday AM – Oysters Dives - $60
Saturday AM – Oysters Dives - $60
Saturday PM – Bridge Rubble Dives - $70
Sunday AM – Wreck Dives - $80
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Ocean City Spearfishing
In addition to exploring the many natural and artificial wrecks off the Maryland coast, Ocean City, MD is a great place for spearfishing and lobster hunting.
Our local wrecks provide a permanent home to many marine animals as well as becoming an in-season "stop-over" for migrating gamefish. The most popular targets for wreck spearfishing include flounder, seabass and tautog. We have a long list of spearfishing hot spots that we can visit when you come diving with us.
Go spearfishing in Ocean City!
Want to learn how to spearfish? Check out our Underwater Hunter Course!
Our local wrecks provide a permanent home to many marine animals as well as becoming an in-season "stop-over" for migrating gamefish. The most popular targets for wreck spearfishing include flounder, seabass and tautog. We have a long list of spearfishing hot spots that we can visit when you come diving with us.
Go spearfishing in Ocean City!
Want to learn how to spearfish? Check out our Underwater Hunter Course!
September Newsletter!
Discounted Price for Ocean City Dives This Weekend
We are offering a special price of only $100 for charters in Ocean City this weekend! There are a limited number of spaces, so if you are interested in coming out and experiencing some awesome local diving, sign up today!
Two Spaces Left on Underwater Hunter on Friday
Due to two last minute reschedules, there are two openings for immediate registration for this Friday's Underwater Hunter course in Ocean City. This course has been sold out for weeks, so if you've been looking to get in on this course now you can! This is going to be a great course - we'll teach you how to use a spear gun, identify catchable fish, and filet fish once we get back to the dock. For more information on our Underwater Hunter course.. visit our site.
We are offering a special price of only $100 for charters in Ocean City this weekend! There are a limited number of spaces, so if you are interested in coming out and experiencing some awesome local diving, sign up today!
Two Spaces Left on Underwater Hunter on Friday
Due to two last minute reschedules, there are two openings for immediate registration for this Friday's Underwater Hunter course in Ocean City. This course has been sold out for weeks, so if you've been looking to get in on this course now you can! This is going to be a great course - we'll teach you how to use a spear gun, identify catchable fish, and filet fish once we get back to the dock. For more information on our Underwater Hunter course.. visit our site.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Ocean City Nearshore Fishing Charters
NOW OFFERING CUSTOM FISHING TRIPS ON WEEKDAYS!
In addition to the many natural wrecks off the Maryland coast, the Ocean City Reef Foundation has placed ships, barges, tanks, concrete ruble fields, cable piles, and a WWII submarine all over the nearshore waters of Ocean City, MD.
Once on the bottom, these artificial reefs provide a permanent home to many marine plants and animals as well as becoming an in-season "stop-over" for migrating gamefish. The most popular targets for wreck fishermen include flounder, seabass and tautog. But, when fishing structure, variety is the name of the game, and anything is possible.
Local nearshore fish: sea bass, tautog, bluefish, triggerfish, jacks, blowfish, spadefish, trout, croaker, sharks, porgies, flounder, mackerel, and pollock.
To visit our new site, go the the web address http://www.ocfishingboat.com/
In addition to the many natural wrecks off the Maryland coast, the Ocean City Reef Foundation has placed ships, barges, tanks, concrete ruble fields, cable piles, and a WWII submarine all over the nearshore waters of Ocean City, MD.
Once on the bottom, these artificial reefs provide a permanent home to many marine plants and animals as well as becoming an in-season "stop-over" for migrating gamefish. The most popular targets for wreck fishermen include flounder, seabass and tautog. But, when fishing structure, variety is the name of the game, and anything is possible.
Local nearshore fish: sea bass, tautog, bluefish, triggerfish, jacks, blowfish, spadefish, trout, croaker, sharks, porgies, flounder, mackerel, and pollock.
To visit our new site, go the the web address http://www.ocfishingboat.com/
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Aug 7-8th OC Diving Pictures!
Some spearfishing pictures from Aug 7-8th aboard the Malama Kai, aka www.ocdiveboat.com out of Ocean City, MD!
Monday, July 20, 2009
July 18th & 19th Ocean City Scuba Diving
A couple pictures from our weekend SCUBA diving trips onboard the Malama Kai of Ocean City, MD! We had a group Saturday that caught several fish and a couple lobsters in the bass grounds and on Sunday we had some advanced dives course dives on the Kathleen Riggins and the Al Giles Reef.
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