The Semiquincentennial is Coming to the Chesapeake
By John Page Williams Those of us who were teenagers or young adults celebrating 1976’s
turtle excluders
Hats off, folks. Smith Island’s cake lady is stepping down
Story by Tom Horton She would rise at 2:30 a.m. and pick 20 pounds of
Miami Boat Show: Feb 11-15
The Miami Boat Show is always a snapshot of where the boating world is headed,
Packed Aisles, Real Conversations: Inside the 2026 Chesapeake Bay Boat Show
The 2026 Chesapeake Bay Boat Show delivered exactly what exhibitors, dealers, and attendees hope for
VA General Assembly Considers New Menhaden Legislation
Story by John Page Williams The New Year has brought competing menhaden bills in Virginia’s
Maryland lowers recreational catch limit for struggling yellow perch
On a frigid, breezy morning in early January, Steve Lay bundled up against the cold
Boat Buyer’s Reality Check(List)
At a boat show last year, we listened to a major boat builder’s able sales
Learn, Navigate, and Boat with Confidence This Spring
America’s Boating Club Offers Courses and Seminars for Every Skill Level Whether you’re new to
Conowingo Dam: A Green Light for a Historic Bay Watershed Deal
Illiustration: Wikipedia/Boston Public Library Tichnor Brothers collection Story by John Page Williams This week, four
CBM Goes Inside World’s Largest Sailing Cargo Ship on its Second Visit to Baltimore
It was a strange sight, visible all the way from the entrance of the Port
Thomas Point Light’s Historic Fresnel Lens to Return to Annapolis after 40 Years Away
People who love lighthouses know exactly what a Fresnel lens is: a brilliant invention of
Historic MD Sailing Yacht Returns to Bay to Offer Charters in St. Michaels
Just as one historic charter sailboat leaves St. Michaels for good, another sails in. Technically,