Faces of the Bay: Solving the Blue Catfish Problem
Photographer Jay Fleming is attacking the invasive blue catfish problem on the Chesapeake Bay.
June 2023
Dock & Dine on Ego Alley in Annapolis
Warm weather is just about here! Get out for that first boat ride of the
Boat of the Week: Ranger Tugs 29 Trawler Yacht
This ambitious trawler is ready for your next adventure.
Chesapeake Cocktail: A Spring Paloma
The paloma is a light, citrusy cocktail that hits perfectly on the first warm days
DNR Offers Charter Boat Compromise on Rockfish Fish-Per-Day Limits
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has offered a compromise to one of the
Become an Osprey Nest Watcher in the Name of Science
Many of us who spend time on the Bay love to see ospreys return in
Port of Baltimore to Open Deepest Channel Yet at Key Bridge, Restoring Some Port Activity
There’s hope for an increase in operations at the Port of Baltimore as the Captain
York River Oyster Restoration Goal Reached
The Commonwealth of Virginia chose Earth Day to announce a milestone in its oyster restoration
Missing Boater’s Body Recovered on North East River
A Delaware man’s body has been recovered from the North East River by search crews
Avast, ye Mateys! The Yorktown Pirate Invasion Brings Shenanigans
The annual Pirates Invade Yorktown festival brings great fun to Riverwalk Landing.
Faces of the Bay: Thomas Point Ferryman Howard Lewis
The Chesapeake Bay’s most prolific ferryman, Howard Lewis, speaks about his years shepherding visitors to Thomas Point Shoal Light
St. Mary’s Museum Honors Civil War Soldiers Lost in Manhunt for Lincoln’s Assassin
Museum honors 87 men killed in the manhunt for Lincoln’s killer.