Fall is just as beautiful a season as any other on the Chesapeake Bay. In Maryland, the weather is still warm enough to enjoy the outdoors, and the water is always teeming with fish. You can enjoy the Eastern Shore's…
There is nothing more relaxing than spending a day out on the water. Calm seas and sunny skies are the perfect combination for a boating trip. However, every boater knows that not every day is as cooperative as the other.…
Tilghman Island is located on the eastern shore of the upper Chesapeake Bay at the periphery of Maryland's Bay Hundred Peninsula. The island is wedged between Eastern Bay, the Choptank River, and Harris Creek. Tilghman Island is a spectacular destination…
Secluded, peaceful, and beautiful, Hart-Miller Island State Park sits where the Middle River meets the Chesapeake Bay near the mouth of Baltimore Harbor. Accessible only by private boat, Hart-Miller makes the perfect boating destination for an afternoon swim or a…
At the top of a 50' piling, approximately 450' from the shoreline of Herring Bay, sits an Osprey platform. On Tuesday, February 27th, a crew took to the sky in a 55' hydraulic lift to install a new webcam by…
By Amy Ford It’s that time of year again. The holidays have come and gone, and the mind once again wanders to thoughts of warm weather and boating. The good news is that the spring boat show season is upon…
Gifts for Kids By Amy Ford What do you get the child that seemingly has everything? A safe bet is to always go with something electronic. Here are a few cool electronic devices that don't require a monthly service plan.…
Gifts for Him By Amy Ford Why not give the man in your life the gift of health and wellness this year? Better yet, save that for next year, and instead shower him with cool stuff that he’s sure to…
Holiday Gift Ideas for 2017 By Amy Ford Giving is arguably the best thing about the holiday season, but sometimes, selecting just the right gift for that someone special can prove to be tricky. In this three-part series, you will…
The Haunted Chesapeake By Amy Ford When researching Chesapeake area folklore, the quest seems to begin and end at Chessie; the beloved sea creature, who has reportedly called the bay home for at least the last 80 years. Beyond that…
