It’s that time of year again… the Eastern Shore recently celebrated White Marlin Open. It looked a little different this year due to COVID-19, but spectators continued to flock to the Ocean City inlet in the pre-dawn hours to cheer for the boats, large and small, as they headed out to sea in search of gamefish worth their weight in gold. More gathered to view the weigh-ins each afternoon during “Tournament Week” to cheer as fortunes changed hands with the tip of a scale.
Ocean City is renowned as the white marlin capital of the world. It was President Franklin Roosevelt who first awarded Ocean City that title after a prosperous day spent fishing at the Inlet in 1939, and the town has more than lived up to its designation in the decades since.
With Ocean City overflowing with boats from near and far, boat slips and launches are packed. Nearby Ocean Pines offers options for the local and the traveler alike who might not want to brave the masses to enjoy the many water-based activities available throughout Delmarva.
The Ocean Pines Marina is a recreational boater’s paradise with a convenient location close to the heart of everything! With 86 docking facilities ready to accommodate boats up to 44 feet in length, they offer easy access to the Atlantic Ocean via the Isle of Wight Bay.
Our unique staging process maximizes the appeal and marketability of your property.
Our unique staging process maximizes the appeal and marketability of your property.
Amenities include a beachfront restaurant in Ocean City, and a public Yacht Club in Ocean Pines.
The Parke at Ocean Pines is six miles west of Ocean City and its famous Maryland Boardwalk.
Ocean Pines community is an oasis from the hustle and bustle of Ocean City.
The swimming pools are by far one of the best ways to relax during the summer.
It’s that time of year again the Eastern Shore recently celebrated White Marlin Open.
Whether you are young or young at heart, Ocean Pines is a hidden gem close to the beach.
During their first year as a fire department, they responded to a total of 12 calls for service.