M.R. Ducks

Ocean City, MD charter boat · Offshore sport fishing.

Where we fish: Private canyon / pelagic Range: Canyon & pelagic

Captain: Confirm captain / crew for your date Hull: 45′ 45′ Hatteras-class sportfish story on operator / Fin & Field materials (confirm year/layout for your booked hull). Capacity: Private six-pack style capacity is typical for this Talbot Street program—confirm head count and non-angler seats on the call.

Maps/Talbot themes: midtown convenience, professional offshore crews, summer foot-traffic reality near the bar.

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Editorial flag: M.R. Ducks “Go Fish” currently books multiple independent hulls from Talbot Street—confirm the named boat and captain before depositing.

Profile facts last reviewed: 2026-07

About this boat

M.R. Ducks stages on Talbot Street (311 Talbot St)—midtown pier geography next to the familiar waterfront venue rather than the West OC Fishing Center basin. Confirm slip and gate; July parking is its own boss.

Operator /go-fish/ materials and Fin & Field–style org copy describe a 45-foot Hatteras program with tournament history. Marketplace cards are not locked in our multi-source pass—booking is desk/site-first.

Traveler themes lean toward midtown convenience, professional offshore crews, and summer foot-traffic reality near the bar. Complaints that show up are usually wrong booking path (dinner reservation vs charter desk) or mismatched bay-vs-canyon expectations.

This profile publishes (844) 373-2747 and 311 Talbot St from multi-source operator materials. Match that charter line—not the legacy retail 410 row—before you deposit.

M.R. Ducks is best treated as a Talbot Street charter desk, not a single guaranteed boat assignment. The current booking page lists several independent hulls, so visitors should name the boat, captain, trip length, and passenger count before sending a deposit.

The upside is downtown convenience: you can pair the fishing meeting point with Talbot Street lodging and food. The tradeoff is that the restaurant brand and charter fleet share geography—a dinner reservation is not a fishing reservation.

Quick compare (same directory)

Use this as a starting grid—rates, captains, and trip SKUs still need a live call. Links open our full profiles so you can read species cards and review context.

BoatArchetypeRangeLengthGuestsPricing note
M.R. DucksPrivate canyon / pelagicCanyon & pelagic45′Private six-pack style capacity is typical for this Talbot Street program—confirm head c…Operator /go-fish/ path and fleet marketing publish seasonal rates—legacy 410-289-9125 rows may route retail; prefer the…
Restless LadyPrivate canyon / pelagicCanyon & pelagic56′Large sportfish program with private and open-boat style SKUs on the operator board—conf…Operator site and FishingBooker listing #36714 publish seasonal SKUs—confirm open-boat vs private pricing, fuel language…
Fin ChaserPrivate canyon / pelagicCanyon & pelagic42′Private six-pack style capacity is typical for this Talbot Street sportfish—confirm head…Operator pricing board and FishingBooker listing #37702 publish seasonal SKUs—confirm fuel surcharge language, mate tip …

Marina & meet-up

311 Talbot Street — Ocean City (charter desk; same brand as waterfront venue)

This listing is grouped under “other / confirm dock”: Ocean City spreads charter meet-ups across multiple basins, side harbors, and seasonal faces. Use the published address as your anchor, then lock the verbal gate-and-lot drill with the operator.

If you are new to town, pad ETA for wrong-lot corrections—holiday Saturdays can pinch bridges and Coastal Highway earlier than maps suggest.

FishingBooker listing

We did not verify a dedicated FishingBooker storefront for M.R. Ducks as of 2026-07. Many Ocean City six-packs and head boats still book phone-first or through a marina desk—FishingBooker remains useful to benchmark trip SKUs and seasonal pricing, then confirm this hull on the call.

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Trip lengths, rates & before you book

Trip lengths

  • Full-day offshore / canyon programs
  • Shorter SKUs when published for your date

Trip types

  • Private canyon and pelagic days from the Talbot Street charter desk
  • Family-minded offshore days when the crew and sea state allow

Rates (confirm before deposit)

Operator /go-fish/ path and fleet marketing publish seasonal rates—legacy 410-289-9125 rows may route retail; prefer the 844 charter booking line published here.

Before you book

  • Confirm (844) 373-2747 (not legacy 410 retail scrapes) matches the charter desk on the line.
  • Confirm Talbot Street / 311 Talbot St slip and parking instructions the night before.
  • Name hours and targets so a dinner-venue vibe does not replace a fishing plan.
  • Budget mate tip on effort; long canyon days are labor even when the cooler is light.

Trip styles

  • Strong when you want a Talbot Street meet and midtown walkability after the trip.
  • Strong when someone on the phone can separate the charter desk from the venue hostess stand.
  • Less ideal if you only need a calm bay morning—ask for a different archetype.

Targeted species

Pelagic intent leads summer programs—tuna and mahi when edges cooperate. Treat any species list as intent for the week you book, not a promise.

Ask what rods run simultaneously and how fish cleaning is handled when you return to Talbot Street.

Species card (quick scan)

Fishing Charter Reviews

MR Ducks charter landing + Fin & Field org copy (45′ Hatteras, tournament history), operator /go-fish/ path, and travel-list mentions. Maps/Talbot themes: midtown convenience, professional offshore crews, summer foot-traffic reality near the bar.

Themes & voices (paraphrased)

Short lines below are original OCEANCITY.MD summaries—not copy-pasted reviews. Use them to skim mood before you open Google, Yelp, TripAdvisor, or FishingBooker in full.

  • Guests who dial the charter line leave happier than those who booked through the dinner hostess and hoped for a canyon invoice.

    — Editorial — desk discipline
  • July parking near Talbot Street still punishes late arrivals—treat the meet gate like part of the trip.

    — Editorial — Talbot logistics

Yelp reviews

Search / category link — not a locked business profile

Often filed under the restaurant brand—filter for charter-specific reviews.

Summary is original editorial based on recurring public-review patterns where noted—not quoted reviewer sentences. Star data appears only when we verified review totals for this profile listing. Last checked: 2026-04.

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FishingBooker reviews

Destination / search link — confirm charter name & state filters

Benchmark Talbot six-packs; MR Ducks may book direct.

FishingBooker aggregates move with completed trips; we summarize themes in our own words. Last checked: 2026-04.

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TripAdvisor reviews

Search / roundup link — not a locked attraction profile

Mixed venue + fishing threads—confirm charter booking path.

TripAdvisor traveler reviews are summarized editorially—never copied verbatim. Counts and averages are updated periodically on the platform. Last checked: 2026-04.

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Secret Fisherman review

Secret Fisherman — M.R. Ducks

Talbot Street convenience tax is real: you pay in parking and foot traffic, not just rate card.

Ask offshore vs inshore before you compare this boat to West OC 60-footers.

Overall editor score: 4.4 / 5 for anglers who will match the 844 charter line and treat the venue brand as logistics, not the trip plan.

FAQ

Is the restaurant phone the charter booking line?
Not reliably. Legacy directories still print 410-289-9125-style retail rows. We publish the charter booking contact from current multi-source materials—verify (844) 373-2747 before you deposit.
Where do we meet?
311 Talbot St, Ocean City. Confirm slip and gate on the call; do not assume a West OC Fishing Center lot.
Is this a head boat?
This profile is a private six-pack–style offshore charter, not a shared head-boat rail. Confirm head count and SKU on the call.
Which phone should we dial?
Use (844) 373-2747 from current charter materials. Match that line and the Talbot Street address before you deposit.