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Magothy River
Wedged between the controlled chaos of Baltimore and Annapolis, this river isn't the most chic, the most scenic... or the most anything. It's just a lot of good things to a lot of good people.
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Solomons, Md.
Wherein the author takes us on a field trip full of sciencey stuff and a pinch of magical thinking.
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Yorktown, Va.
A jazzed up waterfront "village" and a spiffy new transient marina offer boaters a chance to get up close and personal with the town that ended a war and began a nation.
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Magothy River

  REGAL 2300
Regal 2300 Boat ReviewRegal's refined 2300 bow rider has won design awards for performance and user-friendly interior.
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Chesapeake Bay Marinas
Chesapeake Bay MarinasUpper Bay Marinas
From Susquehanna River to Severn River on the Western Shore; North East River to Chester River on the Eastern Shore.
Middle Bay Marinas
From South River to Rappahannock River on the Western Shore; Eastern Bay to Pcomoke River on the Eastern Shore.
Lower Bay Marinas
From Little Wicomico River to Virginia Beach on the Western Shore; Pocomoke Sound to Cape Charles on the Eastern Shore.

Chesapeake Marina Video Tours
Thomas Point Lighthouse

Thomas Point Lighthouse
Serving the Chesapeake Bay for 132 year, this historic landmark is being renovated and is now open to visitors for the first time. (1:50)
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Annapolis City Marina
Annapolis City Marina
Location! Location! Location! Soak up the ambiance of this full service marina located in one of the most popular cruising destinations on the Chesapeake Bay. (1:40)
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Lankford Bay Marina
Lankford Bay Marina
Learn more about this full service marina on Maryland's Eastern Shore. (2:37)
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Nautical How-To Videos
Rigging a Weedless Slug-Go Video InstructionsHow To Rig Slug-Go
Northeast Boating editor Tom Richardson shares how to rig a weedless Slug-Go as a salt water lure. (3:56)
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Splicing a Double Braided Line Video

How To Splice a Double Braided Line
Northeast Boating managing editor Gaelen Adam visits R&W Ropes to learn how to do a double braided splice. (8:12)
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Chesapeake Bay Tides
Chesapeake Bay Tide Tables
Chesapeake Tides
Bay tide tables, including Baltimore, MD, Washington, D.C. and Hampton Roads, with tidal differences for 50 additional Chesapeake Bay locations.
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Feature Stories - Chesapeake Bay Magazine
Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Water Trail

The Captain's Trail
Part 2. Tracing Captain John Smith's second voyage of the summer of 1608.
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Sailing the Chesapeake
Mr. Yielding's Dream
What happens to a wooden-boat dream when the dreamer dies unexpectedly? In this case it lives on, in the hands of a husband-and-wife restoration team in Rock Hall.
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Wooden Boats
Oldies but Woodies
There's plenty of life left in these wooden thoroughbreds of the waterways, and plenty of people happy to keep them in their stable.
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Cruise of the Month
Rhode River sail

Rhode River: Crossing the Bar
It's the getting there and back again that makes sailing such an adventure--like this weekend trip to the Rhode River.
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Leonardtown
Leonardtown: Back to Wharf Speed
After decades of neglect, Leonardtown, Md., returns to the water with a new boater-friendly park. 
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Restaurant Reviews
Annapolis Restaurants
West St. Eateries of Annapolis: Go West
Hunting for food in Annapolis? Follow the new brick road to the eateries of West Street.
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Lynnhaven Fish House
Lynnhaven Fish House: Hush Puppy Heaven
Virginia Beach's Lynnhaven Fish House serves up great seafood every way you can think of... and it all comes with hush puppies.
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Online Reading Room - Stories of Life on the Chesapeake
Dolphins on the Chesapeake Bay

A Silver Lining on the Bay
Was it possible that after the week from hell, we were going to be blessed with a visit from dolphins on the Chesapeake? Not only was it possible, it happened repeatedly.
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Sailing on the Potomac
Three Hulls on the Potomac
At dawn this morning we left our home port on the Rappahannock aboard our Corsair F28 trimaran. I've been looking forward to this trip for months.
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Cruises Mainly in the Bay of the ChesapeakeCruises Mainly in the Bay of the Chesapeake
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