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Passing under the Kent Narrows Bridge, a big green boat pulled in behind us, obviously a working boat but not the typical waterman’s boat with the low freeboard and wide working area. We finally got to see the side and it said Oyster Recovery Project.

Each day, the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) community of cruisers sit on our decks along the docks and get to know today’s set of neighbors, knowing that tomorrow we will have a different set of neighbors. We’ll meet each of them again, somewhere along the waterway. There’s a whole community of people moving up and down the East

We all see sunken and wrecked boats as we fish and play on our favorite waterways or journey the ICW. There are so many of those derelict vessels along the shores and in shallow areas. We all feel sad to see the mess or mad that it’s such an eyesore.

The Wye River is a hidden gem behind Eastern Bay, between Kent Island and St. Michaels. A good number of people pass it by without giving is a second thought, as it’s along the way to other destination spots. Along the Wye and the Wye East Rivers you’ll find many of the views the Chesapeake is famous for;

Good reasons to go boating in this time of crisis Since we all going to be locked down for the foreseeable future, why not go boating. Social distancing – you can’t find much better social distance then out in the middle of the water. Catching dinner means less time and grocery store checkout lines –