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Editor’s Note: Historic Annapolis hosts one of the world’s most prestigious shows, with exhibitors and experts showcasing their love of all things nautical. As in years past, the Waterway Guide team will exhibit at Booth A25 for both the 2018 United States Sailboat Show, October 4-8, and the United States Powerboat Show, October 11-14. Stop by and say hello! |
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- Fish Food: Getting to the Bottom of Bait & Crackers
- Oasis Marinas Awarded National Harbor Marina Contract
- Englishman Traversing the Great Loop in a Kayak
- Top 10 Tips: ‘How to Not look Like a Charter Rookie’
- Sailboat ‘Flies’ as Post-Hurricane Cleanup Continues
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Two Waterway Guide staff members visit the Viking ship Draken Harald Hårfagre. The world’s largest Viking ship in modern times is on a mission to visit 14 harbors across the East Coast of the U.S. Welcome aboard the dragon ship! |
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Mosquito experts say that floodwaters can cause eggs that would have otherwise laid dormant for over a year to hatch – sending billions of the vicious parasites into the air. |
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A new study links rapid deoxygenation in the Gulf of St. Lawrence to two powerful currents: the Gulf Stream and the Labrador Current. |
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CHESAPEAKE BAY — A replica of Air Force One set off on a barge from Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay on Thursday, WJAR reported. |
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Just lurch into the gas station where you’re meeting your guide at six in the morning and say, “Where’re yer Nabs at?” |
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Sometimes ignored, the belaying points on a boat can end up being the weak link for keeping a boat secure at a dock or at anchor. |
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Oasis Marinas, a marina management company, officially took over the management of Hope Springs Marina on October 1, 2018, in Stafford, Virginia. |
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Follow along with a seasoned Moorings charterer’s skipper-in-training crash course and learn some simple ways to look like a pro. |
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An Englishman in his early 60s is traveling 6,500 miles of North America’s waterways as part of a fundraising effort. |
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Just over two weeks after Hurricane Florence lumbered ashore, significant headway is being made in recreational boat recoveries. |
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The Storied Lands and Waters report includes a heritage and cultural resource assessment, interpretive plan and sample lesson plans. |
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Sunset during a trip in the Gulf ICW. "We were bringing a boat home (to Kemah, TX)," writes Mike Joplin in an email. "I had just purchased in Sarasota, FL. The photo was taken just outside of Morgan City, LA." Joplin adds, "FYI, we were working with the Waterway Guide on that trip and found it invaluable! Prior to this, the longest trip I’d taken on our first boat was about 100 miles. We got the 411 Meridian in Sarasota, made the Gulf crossing and came home via the Gulf ICW." Photo by Gary Cryer. |
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