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Congratulations to our Release Marine Fighting Chair Raffle Winner, Franky Pettolina!!! Franky, of the "Last Call" is the lucky recipient of a gorgeous fighting chair worth over $10,000. A portion of the proceeds from the raffle were donated to the Maryland Coastal Bays Program. Enjoy, Franky!!!]]> http://www.ocsunsetmarina.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry070904-151350

Robin sent us this photo from her father and husband's three-day trip aboard the Shelly II. They were out August 10-13 and pulled-in an amazing load of fish! See a full fishing report below in Robin's entry. ]]> http://www.ocsunsetmarina.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry070829-113540 http://hmspermits.noaa.gov/InitialOrRenew.asp.
]]> http://www.ocsunsetmarina.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry070717-151058 Sidenote: If you are a captain who is in need of CPR certification, or yours is about to expire, we know a company that will come here to train & certify you. Feel free to contact Health Quest,Inc. at 410.988.9441. You might recall seeing their booth at the 2007 Ocean City Tuna Tournament. They will also be exhibiting at Sunset during the White Marlin Open. If you are interested in an AED for your vessel, they can also set you up with the necessary training and equipment. www.healthquesttraining.com]]> http://www.ocsunsetmarina.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry070702-095054 blog you ask?

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Ed Turney here with a wonderful fish story to go with this picture.

It was a cold and stormy morning on January sixth of the year two-thousand-and-seven when I set "sail" in my 26.5 foot World Cat headed east. Just a tad over 70 nautical miles at the Washington I hooked up with what I called Mr. Monster. After about an hour on a 50 Penn International (standing up-no fighting chair) I was able to "stick" the big fellow. I thought I might as well keep the trolling lines going since it was still early, but soon winter clouds began to roll from the west. I decided it was time to "bring um in". And, wouldn't you know it, a hit! Oh, where's the press when you want them? My "Turney's Journeys" craft was drawing um like green heads in a west August breeze on Assateague. A jumping, flipping, highflying White hit a split tail and the fight was on (eat your heart out Carlos Bentos). Just fifteen minutes later I managed to reach the leader and noticed a gut hooked rather large white marlin. Death was soon to come. No longer had I grabbed the bill than the fish just gave up and would have had a watery grave had I not brought it aboard. As is evident in the picture, I wish to say that the Marlin Capital of the World is THE place to be year round. Now, if I can just get this by the Chamber of Commerce and the fishing community I can become the biggest fish taleteller of the Eastern Shore. Well, ok so they're fake. Two mounts used by Sunset Marina for winter boat and marina shows. But, I thought you'd get a kick out of the bit. Enjoy and I will see you around town and on the docks.

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