Old Boats Rule
by Angus Phillips Every October, hordes descend on Annapolis to look at boats. I may
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Crabbing With Kids
Little ones can learn big lessons in conservation when they start early. by Capt. Chris
The Little Crab That Got Away
As you sail up the Severn River into Annapolis Harbor, you’ll pass Horn Point, where there’s a large white house on the bluff with a deck overlooking the water.
Big Fun in Little Boats
The August issue of Chesapeake Bay Magazine will be our annual Weekends on the Water issue. In preparation for that, let’s talk about exploring our Chesapeake in smaller boats.
Welcome Aboard, Jefferson!
By John Stefancik Jeff Holland published his first article in Chesapeake Bay Magazine in 1981.
Best of the Bay: Living
Nowhere else in the world can you enjoy the same blend of delights that make
Best of the Bay Boating
BY CAROLINE FOSTER Creative Director I’m not from the Chesapeake. I come from the land-locked
A Consciousness of Speck
Searching the marsh guts for speckled trout by Capt. Chris D. Dollar Top photo: A
Circumstantial EvidenceÂ
Why we choose an iffy anchorage by Jody Argo Schroath The most seductive phrase
Spring is coming, and so are the panfish
By Chris D. Dollar Full-bodied and robust, a gorgeous yellow perch, better than 10 inches,