Boaters as Citizen Scientists: Chesapeake DolphinWatch App Marks Nine Years on the Bay
Have you ever had the good fortune to spot dolphins in the Chesapeake Bay, and
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A First Look Inside the New Pusser’s in Baltimore
Fans and boaters were distraught when Pusser’s Caribbean Grille was forced to close its doors
From the Wheelhouse: What if You Get Boarded by the Coast Guard?
It’s something most boaters don’t expect: a boarding by the Coast Guard or state law
Gold Leaf Dreams: Hand-Painted Boat Lettering Still Alive on the Bay
Traditional craftsmanship is alive and well in the Bay. The work of this local painter
Baltimore City Launches Slip Reservation System, Introduces New Harbormaster
The city of Baltimore has not had a dockmaster since 2019, and it hasn’t always
Booking a Fishing Charter? Consider a Fishing Guide for the Full Bay Experience
Editor’s Note: If you’re not a hardcore angler but like to experience the Bay’s fishing
Stay Safe on the Bay’s Most Dangerous Holiday Week: Top 10 Boating Tips
We’re headed into Fourth of July week, the busiest boating week of the year on
Thomas Point Light Celebrates 150th Birthday with Flotilla of Classic Lighthouse Tenders
This summer marks a milestone on the Chesapeake Bay: the 150th anniversary of the iconic
Virginia’s Own Sailboat Class Kicks off Regatta Season in Urbanna
Clear skies with large white clouds floating by and enough of a breeze over the
Games Afloat: How to Keep Children Happily Occupied on Board (in 1989 and Today)
Editor’s Note: We’re digging deep into the Chesapeake Bay Magazine archives this summer to find
Investing in a Boat? A Buyer Broker Can Make All the Difference
When you’re searching for the boat of your dreams, the one you want to see
Chesapeake Bay at Center of “Plein Air” Outdoor Painting Competitions This Summer
Walking through downtown Annapolis in summer, you don’t usually have to dodge professional oil painters