by dev_admin | Dec 7, 2016 | Fishing, Kayaking
You’ve seen them on the water, on tv, in the back bays. They’re kayak fishermen, and, boy, don’t you envy them. They’re as close to the fish as you can get without being in the water. Their gear is simple; a kayak, propelled only by their bodies, light tackle, only...
by dev_admin | Dec 7, 2016 | Boating
Some of us just wish we could take our dogs everywhere. The store, out to eat, the beach. What about on your boat? You know they’ll love it! But there are some steps you’ll want to take to get your pup ready for the open water. Not every dog is meant for the seafaring...
by dev_admin | Dec 7, 2016 | Boating
Moving to a new area and testing out the waters for the first time can be daunting. You can use your sight to stay in the channel, but what happens when you come upon a highly trafficked area? Or maybe you run into an area that looks quite shallow, which locals know...
by dev_admin | Dec 7, 2016 | Boating, Fishing
The last thing you need when you’re out on the water is to get lost. Getting lost is for roads! On the road, it’s easy to pull over and ask for directions, but it’s not so easy out on the water. It’s important that your boat has the most accurate navigation map so you...
by dev_admin | Dec 7, 2016 | Fishing
Summary If you are planning a trip to the Chesapeake Bay, you’ll encounter fresh and saltwater fish from largemouth bass to sharks. The best way to find and catch these popular fish, like striped bass, is to use a fishing chart. These are navigation charts that...
