The Wicked Problem
Abandoned fiberglass boats never fade away. Dan Corder, a retired firefighter on Virginia’s Northern Neck,
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
Maryland’s New Fly Fishing Trail
Move over, Montana. Outta the way, Outer Banks. Maryland, too, wants to woo the Woolly
Party Animals
Tracking the Chesapeake’s Elusive Otter The first time I ever saw an otter in real
Celebrate the State: Maryland Day 2023
It’s time to break out your Old Line State flag—Maryland Day is upon us again. Marylanders celebrate
Learn, Sparkle, Taste with Maryland Wines
Learn. Sparkle. Taste. Three simple words open up a world of possibilities for wine lovers
Make a Splash with Photos
Ideas for getting beautiful and unique photos of water Living on the Bay naturally means
The Mermaids of the Chesapeake
With trailers out for Disney’s upcoming live-action version of The Little Mermaid, it feels like
Ode to the Equinox
(In the mid-1970s, Capt. Bob Turner, who ran the Annapolis Yacht Yard on the Eastport
Tea Time with Capital Teas
Join CBM for a cup of matcha with Peter Martino of Capital Teas. Matcha is
Inspiration on Screen
The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, a nonprofit organization that works to protect and restore
Community, Wildlife and a Taste for Muskrat: It’s Time for the National Outdoor Show
Dorchester County, on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, is home to museums, monuments, and a
I Put a Spell on You
Celebrating Moll Dyer Day in Leonardtown Valentine’s Day has come and gone, and the residents