Eugene Evans
By John Page Williams Family, community and the water shaped the legacy of this quintessential
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
By John Page Williams Family, community and the water shaped the legacy of this quintessential
Raising and Feeding a Hunting Family By Joe Evans Vicky Mullaney’s magnificent hunter’s cookbook opens
by Meg Walburn Viviano The Bay’s newest conservation spokesperson is a mermaid. Legends have long
by Jessica Ricks The National Sailing Hall of Fame preserves America’s sailing legacy while engaging
by Meg Walburn Viviano The Oyster Recovery Partnership team makes it look easy. It’s no
by Laura Boycourt Ben and Jaime didn’t pick St. Michaels. It picked them. Lyon Distilling
Like every hopeful child, we keep our eyes open for dependable holiday gifts to add
By Wendy Mitman Clarke Fred Hecklinger’s career bridges the distance between wooden working craft and
story by Joe Evans “In 1993 I bought a skipjack.” So begins Randolph George’s memoir,
by John Page Williams CBF’s Patricia Campbell is a well-oiled oyster-planting machine. Some of us
Mark Eustis On a sunny August Saturday, top anglers, saltwater fly-fishing guides, cooks, helpers and
by Karen Soule Dig in at the 60th Annual Urbanna Oyster Festival: November 3–4, 2017