VIDEO: WWII Liberty Ship Transforms into Ghost Ship this October
It’s a truly spooky thought: taking your boat in for maintenance and finding out you
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East Coast Port Works Strike, Slowing Down Baltimore, Virginia Shipping
Thousands of longshoremen went on strike beginning Tuesday, slowing Chesapeake Bay region’s two busy commercial
Bay Says Goodbye to Legendary Annapolis Charter Captain
A week ago, the Chesapeake lost one of its best friends and finest charter-fishing skippers. For
Faulty Welding Found on Newport News Shipbuilding Submarines, Aircraft Carriers
Welders working on the U.S. military’s most cutting-edge new vessels in Hampton Roads intentionally cut
“World is Your Oyster” Shucking Contest Sends Qualifier to Nationals
On Thursday evening, 12 seasoned oyster shuckers from up and down the East Coast toed
VIDEO: Historic Ships Launch Countdown to Maryland’s 400th Anniversary
On September 29th, and for the first time ever, the Pride of Baltimore II and
Pusser’s to Host its Final CBM Boat Show Bash
As far as partnerships go, this has to be one of the best. The annual
Five Things NOT to Miss at the Annapolis Powerboat Show
Nothing signals fall in Annapolis quite like the start of the Annapolis Powerboat Show October
Kent Narrows: Main Street on the Water
Kent Narrows, in Queen Anne’s County, Maryland, is the ultimate spot for fancy fare or
Boat of the Week: Whaler’s “Do it All” 220 Dauntless
Boston Whaler says its Dauntless center-console bay boats are “built to do it all”. They mean
Richmond Launches First “Oyster Week RVA”, a Win-Win for Foodies and Environmentalists
In August, Maryland celebrated National Oyster Week with restaurant specials and limited deals, all in
Double the Snakeheads: Study Finds Invasive Species May Spawn Twice a Year in the Bay
A study of invasive snakehead fish (legally renamed the more palatable “Chesapeake channa” in Maryland)