Man Charged with Guiding Illegal Shark Fishing Trips
An Eastern Shore man who calls himself OC Shark Hunter online is charged with guiding
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First-Ever Navy Warship to be Commissioned in Annapolis
For the first time, a Navy combat vessel will be commissioned at the U.S. Naval
Pier in Norfolk Gets Artistic Makeover
A new mural along the pier at Nauticus in Norfolk celebrates the city’s place on
VIDEO: CRAB Cup Highlights Accessible Sailing on the Bay
The CRAB Cup sailing regatta brought more than 60 racers onto Annapolis waters this past
VIDEO: CRAB Cup Highlights Accessible Sailing on the Bay
The CRAB Cup sailing regatta brought more than 60 racers onto Annapolis waters this past
Police and Oyster Farmers Battle Poachers
Despite the best efforts of oyster farmers and aquaculture enthusiasts, the younger oyster beds of
Bird-Hunting Girls' Weekend Offered in Western Maryland
It’s not a spa day or a ladies’ lunch. Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR)
SCAN for Trouble: How to Avoid a Multi-Boat Crash
John Page Williams is an award-winning boating writer and longtime Chesapeake Bay Magazine contributor. Here,
Young Cancer Patient’s First Fishing Trip
A 7-year-old boy from Ohio, who had never fished on the Chesapeake Bay, now has
Baltimore Youth Create Mural, Connect with City Water Workers
The youth workers assigned to the Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) thissummer
Megalodon Bite Marks Found on Calvert Cliffs Fossil
The massive prehistoric shark known as megalodon has secretly survived over millions of years, and
Put your Feet in the Sand at the Maryland Seafood Festival
A beach bar, live bands on the beach, and sand soccer are a tough combination