Saturday, August 29, 2009
Friday, August 28, 2009
walmart bass fishing league weekend results

Thursday, August 27, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
marine corps base quantico awarded clean marina status

Monday, August 24, 2009
i married miss go-go

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boat,
boating,
chesapeake bay,
deadrise,
tiffany,
tiffany yachts
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
earthrace

this crazy boat intended to showcase environmentally friendly technologies such as biodiesel, low-emission engines, non-toxic antifouling paint and efficient hull design set the round-the-world record last year in 60+ days, beating the old record by almost 14 days. this bad ass 100% bio-diesel boat penetrates waves, does not ride them! the next step is to paint it black and be a stealth whale hunting infiltrator: radical! follow their adventure on twitter. the discovery channel's special on earthrace debuts soon.
walmart bass fishing league tournament on the chesapeake bay

i guess i should start weighing what i catch to see how it stack up! i just read in the bass fishing resource guide that an 18-pound, 6-ounce striper earned $3,718 in the walmart bass fishing league tournament this past saturday: i know i caught a couple heavier than that on friday! wtf? i need more info, like can i enter the upcoming northeast division super tournament in september?
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bass,
bass tournament,
chesapeake bay,
fish,
fishing,
striped bass,
striper
Monday, August 17, 2009
unlimited striped bass

friday we headed out from chesapeake beach toward poplar island. it took us about two hours to catch the spot for live-lining the stripers: we caught our limit in twenty minutes!
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chesapeake bay,
chesapeake beach,
fish,
fishing,
poplar island,
striped bass,
striper
Friday, August 14, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
rod & reel club @ noon

im at the rod & reel club in chesapeake beach tomorrow at noon to head out on the 42' deborah-christine captained by brian sutton. chesapeake boats, inc out of crisfield. built her.
headed out looking for blues...
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blue fish,
chesapeake beach,
crisfield,
deadrise,
fish,
fishing,
maryland,
rod and reel club
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Monday, August 10, 2009
who is merck sleeping with at the virginia water board?

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chesapeake bay,
environment,
merck,
nitrogen,
polluters,
pollution,
potomac river,
shenandoah river,
watermen
chesapeake bay skipkack
this is a photo of the chesapeake bay foundation's skipjack stanley norman, built in 1902 for dredging oysters, currently used as a floating classroom for kids. adults can sail away on another one of the cbf's skipjacks this september and october.
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boat,
boats,
cbf,
chesapeake bay,
chesapeake bay foundation,
environment,
fish,
fishing,
oysters,
skipjack,
stanley norman
diamond jim still on the loose and worth $25k

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2009 fishing challenge,
chesapeake bay,
diamond jim,
dnr,
fish,
fishing,
maryland,
striped bass,
striper,
twitter
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Virginia Saltwater Fishing Tournament

Saturday, August 8, 2009
Friday, August 7, 2009
r.i.p. benson the carp

anglers the whole world over are mourning the death of great britain's most famous fish, benson. she was a 25+ year old carp weighing in at 64 pound, that had been hooked, weighed and photographed more than 60 times. fishermen came from all over europe to try their luck at landing the iconic fish, but last week she was found floating in bluebells lake.now she is in a freezer awaiting the taxidermist's mount.maybe they hooked her one time too many.rumor has it, an angler poisened her with nuts.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
record blue marlin caught at white marlin open

this week the 36th annual white marlin open is being held off of ocean city, maryland. robert farris of charlotte was paid $435,000 for hauling in this 1062-pound blue marlin yesterday. nice catch! a 93.5 white marlin caught the day before earned $860,000! what? (it was the largest white caught since 1980).
Labels:
blue marlin,
boating,
fish,
fishing,
fishing tournaments,
marlin,
maryland,
ocean city,
white marlin
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
manatee cruising the chesapeake bay

i cannot believed i missed this! i hope the manatee has made her way south from perryville: i would love to see it! the national aquarium is keeping tabs on her and made this video with dramatic music to prove it.
Monday, August 3, 2009
chesapeake bay oysters on the rebound?
a recent article in the new york times revealed that oysters in the chesapeake bay are coming back! the virginia institute of marine science in partnership with the army corp of engineers created large experimental reefs at the mouth of the great wicomico river five years ago. today, these areas are home to more than 180 million native oysters! i am surprised these beds are doing so well, considering how polluted that river is, but this is great. a few weekends ago we drove the pro-line down there to get some crabs at cockrell's creek and saw all of markers designating these new beds: kind of difficult navigating the entrance to the river from the bay. worth it!
Labels:
boating,
chesapeake bay,
food,
great wicomico,
oysters
Saturday, August 1, 2009
who should worry about sea-level rise?

you can visibly see something going on in the chesapeake bay:
who is most vulnerable?
you can read the article in hometownannapolis.com to get the details, but if you had any impact during isabelle or ernesto, you may be in trouble!
not cool!
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