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Kinsale, Va.
It's easy to visit Kinsale; but beware, this little town on Virginia's Yeocomico River is the kind that makes you want to stay for good.
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Taylors Island, Md.
You can visit Taylors Island, Md., and the Little Choptank for the bald eagles, sika deer and a view that just won't quit. But leave time for soft crabs and karaoke, too.
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The Luck of the Irish: Kinsale


  MARITIMO 52
Maritimo 52 Boat ReviewThe Maritimo 52 is smooth, quiet, comfortable, and very spacious. This is a solidly built offshore cruiser, outfitted to the best standards elegance and performance.
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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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Cruises Mainly in the Bay of the ChesapeakeCruises Mainly in the Bay of the Chesapeake
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ADVERTISMENT
Feature Stories - Chesapeake Bay Magazine
Kayak Fishing

Kayak Karma's Gonna Get You
In which our favorite fisherwoman goes 'yak fishing with the experts and is rewarded with Great and Profound Truths, not to put too fine a point on it.
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Chesapeake Bay tides
Of Time and Tide
When an unusually low tide revealed a treasure trove of empty bottles, the neighborhood kids saw cash on the barrelhead.
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Chesapeake Terrapins
Go, Terps!
A long-term study is finding fewer diamondbacks where they've always been. But give them a fighting chance, and . . .
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Cruise of the Month
Dismal Swamp Canal

Dismal Swamp: Exit Strategy
The Dismal Swamp Canal gives Chesapeake cruisers one last shot at the Bay cruising feeling.
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Tangier Island
Tangier Island: History on the Front Burner
Tangier Island's museum and cultural center put out the call for artifacts and got everything, including the kitchen stove. 
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Chesapeake Bay Restaurant Reviews
Skipper's Pier Restaurant
Skipper's Pier: The Pier of Pleasant Living
Basking in the sun, watching boats go by and savoring crabs and beer at Skipper's Pier in Deale, Md. . . . What's not to like?
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Severn Inn Restaurant Review
Severn Inn: Room with a View
The Severn Inn provides upscale dining with an upscale view of the Severn River and Annapolis.
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Online Reading Room - Stories of Life on the Chesapeake
The Chesapeake Bay

On the Annie D.
This is my third summer and my tenth trip on the Annie D., and my eighth as captain. I have always been a sailor and I never thought that I could fall in love with a stinkpot, yet my affection for the Annie D. runs deep.
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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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