Professionally Guided Maryland Sea Duck Hunt

Berlin, MD

No Lodging • Guided

Description

We offer some of the finest decoying birds and waterfowl hunting on the world famous Eastern Shore of Maryland. Our professionally guided waterfowl hunts take place on the Atlantic Ocean as well as through the Coastal Zone and Chesapeake Bay, its rivers and coastal waters provide excellent hunting opportunities for Sea Ducks, Atlantic Brant, and Diving Ducks.

Our crew utilizes the best equipment available today like; The DuckWater Ocean 32 – The #WorldsLargestDuckBoat , The Core Sound XL2 – 2 Man Layout Boat and well as custom off shore “Booby Blinds” & “Parlor Blinds”.

Reviews

"Captain Jeff is a class act guide. From the time we booked the trip till the last day. Always making sure we were good to go for the next day, didn’t need anything. Teaches about the history of Maryland, makes sure you’re comfortable and ready to hunt. Very fun to talk with and about things. Highly recommend for your sea duck hunts. Will 100% be coming back."

Tom Young

Super chill guide that wants you to have fun and learn about the local area from the wild horses to killer places for grub.

Tod Todd

Captain Jeff is a knowledgeable guide who is all about safety first and having a good time while you harvest your birds.

Captain Jeff will put you on the birds make sure you guys bring you a case of ammo for those of you who miss lol.

Can’t wait to hunt again with Captain Jeff! From a 1-10 I’ll give Jeff a 10000000000000,

Luis Lao

A++ experience all around with Captain Jeff. A class act from start to finish! The bonus was a 4 man limit of scoters.

Ryan Soulard

Your Host

Jeff C

from $550/Day

Amenities

Boat
Professional Guide
Decoys
Waterfowl Dogs

Location

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Gear List

Personal Gear
Valid State Hunting License/Tags
Food / Drinks / Snacks
Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire

Rules & Guidelines

In Maryland, waterfowl hunting regulations for sea duck hunting are strictly governed to ensure sustainable populations and ethical hunting practices. The sea duck season typically runs from mid-October through January, though specific dates may vary each year. Hunters are allowed to harvest species like scoters, long-tailed ducks, and eiders, with daily bag limits usually capped at five birds, including no more than four of any one species.

Hunting is permitted in designated sea duck zones, generally offshore areas of the Chesapeake Bay, where hunters may use boats or blinds.

All hunters must possess a valid Maryland hunting license, a federal Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp (Duck Stamp), a Maryland Migratory Game Bird Stamp, and be registered with the Harvest Information Program (HIP). Strict adherence to these regulations helps protect sea duck populations and maintain a balanced ecosystem.