Blonde Ambition
by Marty LeGrand So, a boat full of blondes goes fishing . . . No,
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
Back to the Future
Two Chesapeake fishing experts look back on 2017 and ahead to 2018. VIRGINIA by Beth
Rise of the Snakeheads
Good or bad, snakeheads are a worthy game for any angler.
Rappahannock River Waterfowl Show
Celebrating the Art, Culture and Ecology of Virginia’s River Realm. Outside, a black lab strains
Proudly Watching Our Warriors Sail
story and photos by George Sass “You probably won’t see any smiles until the second
Telling the Story of Virginia’s Watermen
Preserving tradition and culture at the Yorktown Watermen’s Museum. by Karen Soule At this
Sandy Douglass
By Tom Dove A successful sailboat designer is comprised of curiosity, art, skill with materials,
Uncovering the Naval Academy’s Captured Flags Collection
“They just need a rest,” said United States Naval Academy Museum Managing Director and curator
To Build a Fleet
A classic 1946 Ray Hunt design & teamwork generates sustainable sailing fun on Gibson Island.
Recalling Skipper, The Magazine
A maritime ad-man remembers the early Eastport days and the original Chesapeake yachting title. By
A Brief History of the C&D Canal
by Dick Cooper The Chesapeake & Delaware Canal has been a vital link between the
The Maker
By Wendy Mitman Clarke So many times, it boils down to what you absorbed in