Coast Guard to medevac crewmember from Greek merchant vessel off Bermuda ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. – The Coast Guard is preparing to rescue the injured 2nd mate of the Greek flagged merchant vessel Aegean Angel approximately 500 miles northeast of Bermuda Friday. Coast Guard watchstanders at the Coast Guard 5th District were contacted Friday morning by [...]
What would you do if some armed locals in hunting orange garb started to shoot at you.
Dec 28 2010 | Posted in
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There was about four or five inches of water between the ice and the concrete bridge supports where we eased our lines baited with live wiggling minnows. When a minnow would quit squirming, we hooked another and sent it to the cold depths. Four hours later, we had gone through most of the minnows without catching a single fish, though I thought I might have gotten one nibble, maybe.So, we loaded the gear back into the canoe and pushed back to the bank, loaded the truck and headed home.Needless to say, it was really cold under that bridge.
Dec 28 2010 | Posted in
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I am not complaining, but in the beginning the idea of singlehanded gunk holing never occurred to me.
A hundred grand for a few days work on the water was a lot of money back then. Capt. Jerry, the would be fisherman, had been hooked…
During these continuing recessive times, there are real waterfront success stories that must be told for the Southern Maryland Tri-County Area that consists of St. Mary’s, Calvert, and Charles Counties. The continuing and growing recognition of Solomons as a waterfront destination in Calvert County was only possible with the construction of the Thomas Johnson [...]
The Maryland Dove and the Captain Sam Bailey joined the search for the island over the weekend along with several dozen other boats.
Dec 28 2010 | Posted in
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If (and I hope you will) you are going to try fried hard crabs put a little old bay seasoning in the corn meal griddle cake mix (to taste) But not the ones you cook for breakfast.
By Richard Pelz THE CHESAPEAKE Things that make you go HUH???? Environmentalists have been talking about it for decades, politicians almost as long. The Chesapeake Bay needs more oysters. Jay Heberle of Calvert county got it. He understands. He took it all in. Then he decided to do something about it. As a waterfront property [...]
By Karl Blankenship (Special to THE CHESAPEAKE) Atlantic sturgeon have no shortage of adjectives that suit them. Ancient, as in a fish species that has been around so long it swam with dinosaurs. Giant, as in the largest fish native to the Chesapeake Bay – it can grow to 14 feet and weigh 800 [...]
