First 8 Million Oysters Planted, Funded by Ever Forward Damage Funds
The oyster sanctuary reefs in Herring Bay are eight million oysters richer, thanks to the
Lafayette River
Maryland Expands Boat Shrink Wrap Recycling Program
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and Marine Trades Association of Maryland have been
VA Governor Signs “Right to Fish” Law Protecting Menhaden Crews after Stunt is Caught on Video
A shocking incident between an Omega Protein menhaden fishing crew and a jet skier prompted
Key Bridge Salvage Crews Recover Fourth Victim, Channel Opens Briefly to Recreational Boaters
As salvage crews work with some of the most powerful machines available to clear the
April Showers Bring the Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show
Like the croci, the Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show is a sign of good things to come for Chesapeake Sailors. Here’s how to get the most out of your day in Naptown.
Second Annual DC Boat Show Brings the Party to the Capital’s Waterfront
With a festival atmosphere, the DC Boat Show offers opportunities to not just look at great boats, but also get out on the Potomac River.
More Than a Landmark, the Francis Scott Key Bridge was Home to Boaters
Chesapeake Bay boaters reflect upon the Bridge that formed the backdrop for so many of our best memories.
Saviors of the Lights: The Chesapeake’s Brave Lighthouse Buyers
They’re romantic, but not what you’d call glamorous. Acknowledged fixer-uppers, they’re still nightmares, invariably rust
Up a Creek: Peace and Quiet on the Rhode River
The Rhode River in the Middle Bay offers a quiet cove for rest and reflection (and great swimming).
Bay Places: A Virginia Jewel Hides in Plain Sight on the James River
Exploring the History of Virginia’s Historic Triangle by Boat
On Boats: The Custom Zimmerman 36, Designed by Liveaboard Experts
The classic deadrise Zimmerman 36 is a gorgeous, dependable platform for Bay adventures.
Welcome Home, Sailor! An 1896 Oyster Bar Comes Back to Life
When a beloved restaurant closes, it leaves a hole in the community. So when a