Oysters Two Ways
by Susan Moynihan ’Tis the season for eating oysters. For those of you who prefer
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
Tonging for Oysters
(You can do it, too) Few images evoke the history and culture of the Chesapeake
Annapolis Boat Shows Match Record Attendance
The 2022 Annapolis Boat Shows wrapped up Monday evening, and 24 hours after the U.S.
Community Oyster Festival Celebrates 25 Years
A beloved community festival celebrates 25 years this weekend. The Captain Avery Museum in Shady
How to create the perfect space to enjoy Autumn on the Bay
As fall approaches, don’t miss out on enjoying your home’s outdoor living space and the
U.S. Powerboat Show Kicks off with New Fishing Experiences
If this week’s weather didn’t remind you it’s definitely fall, the arrival of the Annapolis
Businesses Offering Free Boating Seminars at Sailboat Show
[ANNAPOLIS, MD] – Chesapeake Bay Magazine and the Annapolis School of Seamanship are teaming up
Newfies to the Rescue
Genial giants meet their inner working dog by Jefferson Holland, with contributions by Noah Hale
Keep the Jellyfish at Bay with Nettle Net Boat Pool
Nettle Net® BOAT POOLS® are portable anti-jellyfish pools that can be used from boats or docks to
In Praise of Small Things
Discovering the joys of cruising the Bay in small boats by Jefferson Holland I have
Saltwater Cowboys
A time-honored tradition returns to Chincoteague When Chincoteague nearly burned down in 1920 after the
National Folk Festival Returns to Salisbury for Final Year
The National Folk Festival is in its final year of residency in Salisbury, Md. The