Recent content by dredger

I saw this today on Craigslist. https://baltimore.craigslist.org/boa/d/ ... 87752.html

Looks like it was taken care of. Have Fun.

Would be easier to just move back to the Chesapeake. :smiled

Happy Holidays to all. I have been watching this site for about ten years and have always found it to be informative and enjoyable. I love looking at all the albums and seeing the places you all have visited. I had to sell my 37' Gibson Houseboat recently and hope to replace it with a TomCat...

What happened to you guys. I thought you were in Pasadena.

Try UPS Freight. I have been getting unbelievable prices to ship freight all over the country and with one day delivery. http://ltl.upsfreight.com/

I have always found the cheapest price online and then take it to my local West Marine Store and they have always matched the price. A lot of the things I buy are a little bit higher at the local store but when you add shipping it may go over.

Here is a nearby place you might like to visit. http://www.hdgmaritimemuseum.org/boat_school.php

I thought I saw your C Dory this morning. I was on Ft. Smallwood Rd at the Stoney Creek bridge and saw a C Dory on their storage lot sitting on a trailer. Went back but it was a 25'. Hapy Thanksgiving

Have you visited the Stoney Creek Inn Yet ? They have great seafood.

Just wondering if you found a place to live on the water

We have been paying land-based Snakeheads to stay in Washington for over 200 yrs.

Havre de grace would be a good place to stop . They have a nice city marina for launching. http://havredegracemd.com/ is their website. Just look for the city marina tab. From there you are at the head of the Chesapeake where the susquehanna river comes into the bay.You can go north to Port...

Here's a good link for waterfront property . http://russellhughes.xactsite.com/

We have had our boat docked in Deale, Md., Middle River in Baltimore County and we are now in Havre de Grace in Hartford County at the top of the bay. It's actually where the Susquehanna River meets the bay. We stay in all winter with the help of bubblers. The farther south you go the more...