Corrotoman River, Va.
The Corrotoman River offers countless quiet places to drop your hook, do some great sailing, fishing or whatever floats your boat . . . or clears your head. read more »
Betterton & Tolchester Beach, Md. The Eastern Shore retreats of Betterton and Tolchester Beach rose and fell with the Bay's steamboats. One survived and one didn't. read more »
Upper 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.
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) watch video »
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) watch video »
How To Rig Slug-Go
Northeast Boating editor Tom Richardson shares how to rig a weedless Slug-Go as a salt water lure. (3:56) watch video »
How To Create a Ditch Bag
Northeast Boating editor Tom Richardson explains what you'll need to make your own ditch bag for emergency uses. (9:04) watch video »
Chesapeake Tides
Bay tide tables, including Baltimore, MD, Washington, D.C. and Hampton Roads, with tidal differences for 50 additional Chesapeake Bay locations. view tables »
The Chesapeake Bay in the Civil War
Blockade runners, smugglers, gunboats and street-brawlers, this is the chronricle of the armies and ironclads that did battle on the Bay during the Civil War.
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 Bay? Not only was it possible, it happened repeatedly. read more »
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. read more »
