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features 48

Boat Notes: Galeon 460 Fly

Word about this premium European motoryacht is now starting to fly around the United States.

By Capt. Rick Franke

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Winterizing Your Boat

Several must-do layup tips plus specifics on winterizing your boat’s batteries.

By Capt. Art Pine and Steve D’Antonio

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Welcome to the U.S. Powerboat Show!

The ticket and parking scoop, new boats and products, and tips on maximizing your time at the U.S. Powerboat Show in Annapolis, October 12-15.

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Visit Annapolis

The secrets and treasures you may not find in the tourist brochure plus a local’s guide to our capital city outside the boat show gates.

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By Patricia Dempsey and PropTalk staff

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A Great Loop Adventure

A Chesapeake cruising couple shares the highlights of a two-year, 6000-mile journey.

By Beth Crabtree

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Hampton Cup Recap

Spectators gathered in Hampton, VA, September 23-24 for the oldest continuously running hydroplane race in North America.

By Kaylie Jasinski

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The Galeon 460 Fly in action on the water. Find the review on page 48. Photo courtesy of MarineMax.

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Editor’s Note by Kaylie Jasinski Letters Boat Dogs: Meet Dax Dock Talk What’s New on PropTalk.com?

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boatshop reports By Capt. Rick Franke

sponsored by the Boatyard Bar & Grill 47 Bay People: Dirk Schwenk By Capt. Art Pine 51 Pick the Right Boat By Eric Burnley 91 Cruising Club Notes sponsored by Bay Shore Marine 96 Beach Town Life (After Everyone Goes Home)

By Elizabeth Kelch 103 Classic Boat: Fishing in a Classic Chris-Craft

By Chris “Seabuddy” Brown 112 Tides and Currents

108 Boatshop Reports sponsored by Interlux

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Editor’s Note

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n the weekend of September 23-24 I had the pleasure of heading down to Hampton, VA, via land yacht for the 92nd annual Hampton Cup Regatta. This was my first time attending that powerboat race and my first time in Hampton. If you’ve never been to this event, it is something to behold.

The race takes place off Fort Monroe, with one of the bridges completely closed down for this free event. Bleachers, lawn chairs, pop-up tents, food vendors, classic cars, and even pirates line the bridge to watch the oldest continually run motorsport event in America. The excitement in the pits and on the bridge was palpable, and I was so happy to be a part of it.

Walking around the Hampton Cup with a bundle of PropTalks, we were stopped several times by people

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who wanted an “advanced” copy. One woman grabbed 10 out of our stack because her son’s boat was on the cover.

Later in the beer line, we were thanked for “all that PropTalk does for the boating community.” But I can’t even begin to take the credit. Our team is some of the best in the business.

Part of what makes PropTalk such a special publication is that we are made up of stories from our readers.

We are here for them. When someone approaches us with a story, we want to celebrate those stories in print.

Back home, my father has recently taken on the role of my unofficial ‘agent.’ Among his extended network of friends and colleagues, word got out that his daughter works at PropTalk, and they’ve begun bringing stories to him, “that PropTalk might be interested in.” I am humbled by this every time

because they think I am PropTalk’s gatekeeper, when the truth is they are our readers, our subject matter, and our supporters. They are a part of PropTalk just as much as I am.

As we move toward the boat shows, I encourage our readers to come by our booth and see us. Bring your photos, your stories, your suggestions, and your smiling faces. Meet our editorial staff, production department, sales reps, distribution drivers, photographers, and everyone that makes PropTalk such a well-oiled machine. Grab the latest issue, grab a coozie, and maybe even a beer (at happy hour). We would love to meet the people whose stories fill our pages each month.

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t must be amazing to see where your readers end up. These images were taken while on my boat up there on Lake Coeur d’ Alene, in the little town of Harrison, ID. (The boat is a 22-foot Corniche, go-fast type.) The beauty of a lake…

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Do as the Astronauts Do

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ust reading the October issue of Prop Talk. Never miss an issue.

You had some tips regarding seasickness (in Eric Burnley’s “How to Avoid Being Seasick,” page 45), but you missed one of the best tips.

This one is used by Space Station astronauts and lucky passengers that get to fly as guests of the Blue Angels: “Eat bananas before you go.” The reasoning, they explain, is that, “Bananas taste just as good coming up as they did going down.”

Keep up the good work!

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Racing for Pride and Skipjack Preservation

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This came it too late for the Boatshop Reports (page 108), but we thought it of interest to fans of Chesapeake workboats:

he Calvert Marine Museum’s skipjack, the Dee of St. Mary’s, participated in the 21st Choptank Heritage Skipjack Race September 23 and 24 in Cambridge, MD. Hosted by the Nathan of Dorchester, the Choptank Heritage Skipjack Race is held on the third Saturday in September for pride and skipjack preservation. Today, there are only two dozen active skipjacks left on the Bay, and this race provides the opportunity to see some of these surviving traditional skipjacks up close and under sail in one location. All participating boats receive equal show-up money which gives much needed funds for maintenance and preservation.

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Peace and Tranquility on the River

enjoyed Craig Ligibel’s article, “See the Bay: Amazing Easton,” (page 41 October PropTalk). I have to disagree with his ending sentences, however. I have lived in Oxford for nearly 30 years, and while Easton is a great place to visit, I love living in Oxford. Easton does have a lot to offer culturally and has many wonderful restaurants and shops, but there is nothing (to me at least) like coming home from “the big city” to the peace and tranquilly of small town life on the river. I think that most residents of Oxford and St. Michaels would agree.

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orld War I fighting ended on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of the year in 1918. A year later, the day became known as Armistice Day and was meant as a day to honor World War I veterans, and 20 years later it became a legal holiday in the United States. Following World War II and the Korean conflict in 1954, President Dwight D. Eisenhower changed the name to Veterans Day to include Americans who served in all wars.

This year, November 11 falls on a Saturday. From Annapolis to Norfolk—including up the Potomac—there is an abundance of veterans living in our region, so it should be easy to stop and say “thank you for your service” in person.

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troops with access to the water. Boat captains and kayak guides tell us they experience a deep satisfaction and sometimes life-changing moments while hosting veterans onboard their vessels.

There are many excellent boating programs for veterans around the Bay and ways to get involved this Veterans Day or any other day of the year.

Programs need volunteer captains and boats, people to serve and set up meals, and sponsors to donate financially or in-kind, including items such as fishing gear. Many programs also engage military family members.

Project Healing Waters (projecthealingwaters.org) was created to rehabilitate vets through fly-fishing. Warrior Events (warriorevents.net) organizes social events including fishing tournaments and sailing. Rock On Warriors

(mssaannapolis.com), founded by members of the Annapolis Chapter of the Maryland Saltwater Sportfishing Association, shows appreciation to wounded, injured, and ill service veterans.

Heroes On The Water (heroesonthewater.org) helps warriors relax, rehabilitate, and reintegrate through kayak fishing and being outdoors. Take A Warrior Fishing (castforkids.org) supports military personnel and their families by creating adaptive, community-based outdoor recreation experiences through the sport of fishing.

Did we miss one of your favorite organizations that takes veterans out on the water? Email editor@proptalk.com, and we’ll share it with our readers at proptalk.com.

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he Wharf is a mile-long stretch along the Potomac River that is reestablishing Washington, DC, as a waterfront city destination. Located just south of the National Mall, the Wharf is coming to life with restaurants, retailers, residences, and businesses.

The Kickoff Celebration begins with a waterfront ceremony on the morning of Thursday, October 12 on District Pier. The ceremony will be followed by a full day of live music and entertainment that culminates in a headliner happy hour concert by The Bacon Brothers, the folk, rock, soul band made up of award-winning actor and singer Kevin Bacon and his brother, Michael. The Bacon Brothers Concert and all outdoor waterfront activities are free to the public.

Through Sunday, The Wharf’s Kickoff Weekend will feature more than 30 renowned bands and musical performers from around the DC region.

In addition to the musical performers,

the weekend’s celebrations will include more than 20 buskers and performers including stilt walkers, face painters, muralists, magicians, and The Wharf’s signature waterfront fireworks.

“It’s incredibly exciting to be here in the home stretch after a decade of detailed planning,” said Monty Hoffman, founder and CEO of PN Hoffman. “We’re bringing an unparalleled celebration to the Nation’s Capital. The Wharf has always been about connecting the people to the waterfront— bringing fun and excitement to this Federal City.” Hoffman added.

Starting on October 12, those visiting and living at The Wharf will be able to enjoy numerous restaurants ranging

from casual eateries to elegant dining on the waterfront.

Music venues include The Anthem, Pearl Street Warehouse, and Union Stage. Visitors will also be among the first to benefit from the various new methods of transportation options surrounding The Wharf, including the free Southwest Shuttle, with stops at The Wharf, National Mall, and L’Enfant Plaza; the free Wharf Jitney that will ferry people from The Wharf to East Potomac Park and back; and a regional water taxi operated by the Potomac Riverboat Company.

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New Curator of Estuarine Biology at Calvert Marine Museum

he Calvert Marine Museum (CMM) recently named Perry Hampton as its new curator of estuarine biology. Hampton brings more than 35 years of aquarium, management, and boating experience to his new position. Most recently he was the director and vice president of husbandry at the Aquarium of the Pacific in California.

Hampton says that while his career in California was fulfilling, he is ready for the change. He was ready to be in a smaller facility in a rural setting. Hampton’s wife is a Maryland native, so the idea of being closer to family and friends was ideal. “Hearing other CMM employees say that I’m really going to enjoy working here impressed me,” he says. “I am very excited to begin this new stage of my life and career, as is my wife.”

Hampton was in California for the past 20 years. In Long Beach he helped

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open the Aquarium of the Pacific,where he was promoted through the ranks to become director and vice president of husbandry. He supervised 52 employees and more than 250 volunteers and oversaw a collection of more than 12,000 aquariums ranging from marine, ##Perry Hampton was recently named curator of brackish, and freshwater fish estuarine biology at Calvert Maritime Museum and invertebrates, mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. Hampton was also areas of the aquariums. He moved involved with the Association of Zoos from aquarist to senior aquarist, to and Aquariums and was named the dive coordinator, ending with assistant Accreditation Inspector of the Year in curator of fishes.

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Model Power Boat Racing

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ans of powerboat racing may be surprised to learn that several remote control (RC) model boating clubs are active in our area. These clubs bring together RC model boat racing enthusiasts who compete with models that often look a lot like the real thing. Races and practices take place on local ponds most weekends throughout the season.

Mike Faszcza, president of the Capitol RC Model Boat Club, says “Our club members originally ran boats in the reflecting pool on the mall in Washington, DC, but today we race in a pond in Centreville, VA. We have about 20 members who really enjoy sharing our hobby. In our area the larger clubs generally run serious racing series every weekend, and the smaller clubs have less formal weekly racing, with a couple of district-wide races per year.”

Although ready-to-run boats are available for purchase, Faszcza builds his own model boats. “I got involved

with RC racing after leaving drag bike racing due to a rubber allergy,” he says. “Building my own boats is another way to use my mechanical knowledge and ability.”

RC boats (other ##Capital RC Model Boat Club than sail) are powered by electricity, nitroand ask questions. Clubs welcome new methane, or gasoline. Racing classes are members. based on hull type (mono, outriggers and Several International Model Power sport, catamaran, or tunnel) and engine Boat Association (IMPBA) clubs size. In addition, one-eighth scale boats operate in our region: Old Dominion (mini replicas) compete in both judging Model Boat Association in the Norfolk and racing in their own scale unlimited area; Capitol RC Model Boat Club out class. of Centreville, VA (Washington, DC Want to give RC model boat racing area); the RC Model Boaters of Baltia try? The Capitol Boat Club website more (which also has members from the has tips for getting involved and links Frederick, MD, area); Richmond Area to RC boating club forums and vendors Model Boat Organization; and the Del(capitolrcmodelboats.com). The next MarVA Model Boat Club. Most don’t time your local club meets or races, stop have websites, but you can find them on by and walk around. Talk to the racers Facebook. impba.net

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‘R’ Months Mean Oysters!

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ow that we’re beginning to move into the ‘R’ months, we’re seeing more oyster plantings around the Bay and getting ready for oyster festivals. The rule used to be that you should only eat oysters during months with the letter ‘r’ in them, mainly because summer months are prime breeding time for toxins. But today the rule rarely applies, as commercially harvested seafood is strictly regulated, and many restaurants will serve oysters from cold water months during the summer. But the ‘r’ month tradition lives on in fall seafood festivals and oyster restoration projects.

September 8, a team of volunteers installed oyster spat along the Eastport Yacht Club (EYC) wave wall in Annapolis. The project began in 2012 when several concrete triangles were seeded with oyster spat

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and placed on shelves along EYC’s A and C docks. This summer, EYC entered into an agreement with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) to collaborate on a multi-year effort to build the oyster reef. CBF’s Oyster Restoration Center in Shadyside, MD, ‘seeded’ 52 concrete triangles with oyster spat and subsequently ‘nurseried’ the oysters for several weeks

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Westminster Oyster Stroll: October 14 – This event is designed to raise awareness about and benefit Chesapeake farm-raised oyster aquaculture and oyster reef restoration. 12 to 5 p.m. downtown Westminster, MD. oysterstrollmd.com

in the adjacent creek. After placing the new triangles on September 8, divers brought up several triangles from previous plantings which were covered with mature oysters demonstrating that the marina breakwater can effectively support oyster growth. Click to proptalk. com to see a video of the oyster planting.

Elsewhere on the Bay, Severna Park resident Rick Levin is raising oysters

from the larvae stage at his home and single-handedly building oyster reefs in Rock Cove to help restore the water quality of the Severn River. The homemade operations consist of setting tanks, upwellers, Taylor floats, and pumps running 24 hours a day. “The success rate and growth rate have been astonishing.

Just after one season the mortality rate is almost zero; these oysters are thriving on the Severn River.” says Levin.

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51st Annual U.S. Oyster Festival: October 21-22 – National oyster shucking contest, national oyster cook-off, local performing artists, and gourmet oysters prepared any way you like ‘em! Located at the St. Mary’s County fairgrounds in Leonardtown, MD. usoysterfest.com CBMM Oysterfest: October 28 – A celebration of the Chesapeake’s favorite bivalve, this event features live music, boat rides, retriever demonstrations, cooking demonstrations, harvesting displays, and more.

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. rain or shine at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, MD. cbmm.org 60th Annual Urbanna Oyster Festival: November 3-4 – Come by boat or by land. The town of Urbanna, VA, closes its streets for this celebration of oysters. Over 50 food vendors, arts and crafts, antique auto show, live music, parade, oyster shucking contest, and more. urbannaoysterfestival.com Chesapeake Wine Trail Fall Oyster Crawl: November 11-12 – Eight articipating wineries along Virginia’s Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula will offer delicious oyster dishes to pair with their wines. Normal wine tasting fees apply at each winery and oysters are available for sale. chesapeakebaywinetrail.com

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Pontoon Raft To Photograph Patuxent River for Virtual Tour

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he Chesapeake Conservancy’s latest Riverview virtual tour will allow users to explore the Patuxent River using a computer, smart phone, or tablet. The tour will show the river from the perspective of a kayaker and provides access to a number of conveniences including geographic locations, historical information, and recreational amenities.

The Conservancy will once again partner with Richmond-based Terrain360 to obtain high-resolution, 360-degree images using a custom-designed pontoon boat with six cameras mounted 10 feet above the water’s surface. Images will be taken every 40 feet and later stitched together to create a digital image map of each river, accessible by anyone with an Internet

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“The Chesapeake Conservancy believes that connecting people to the Chesapeake Bay and its great rivers is critical to protecting and restoring the health of the watershed. Our hope is that these virtual tours encourage people to go out and experience the real thing,” Chesapeake Conservancy president and CEO Joel Dunn said.

“The Patuxent River is a diverse and beautiful river with many different types of places and things to see.

Jug Bay Wetland Sanctuary provides protected waters for less experienced paddlers, while Battle Creek Cypress Swamp Sanctuary provides a unique scenic view. Through our virtual tours,

“The Patuxent River is a diverse and beautiful river with many different types of places and things to see.” users can plan their next trip and see some amazing sites just 25 miles east of Washington, DC, on the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail.”

The Conservancy’s 10 Riverview virtual tours completed thus far include rivers such as the Elk, Patapsco, Northeast, Nanticoke, Potomac, Rappahannock, Sassafras, Susquehanna, York, and James (courtesy of the James River Association).

The Chesapeake Conservancy’s mission is to strengthen the connection between people and the watershed; conserve the landscapes and special places that sustain the Chesapeake’s unique natural and cultural resources; and restore landscapes, rivers, and habitats in the Chesapeake Bay region. As principal partner for the National Park Service on the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail, the organization helped create 132 new public access sites and permanently protect some of the Bay’s special places such as Werowocomoco, Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historical Park, and Fort Monroe National Monument. chesapeakeconservancy.org

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Invasive Mudsnails Confirmed in Gunpowder River

he Maryland Department of Natural Resources has confirmed the first known presence of an invasive non-native, freshwater mollusk in Maryland waters.

After being notified in early September of small snails in the Gunpowder River, department biologists and species expert Edward Levri confirmed the presence of New Zealand mudsnails (Potamopyrgus antipodarum).

Gunpowder Riverkeeper Theaux Le Gardeur first reported the snail in northern Baltimore County, south of the Prettyboy Reservoir in the Gunpowder Falls mainstem near Bush Cabin Run. Biologists investigating the site collected several hundred snails in a matter of minutes.

The New Zealand mudsnail is small, reaching only 4-6 millimeters, and is identified by its unique color variations of gray, dark brown, or light brown. It feeds on organic matter, preferring algae, bark, and leaves for sustenance.

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Maryland waters via wading boots, fishing highly resilient and proliferates easily. The gear, or other recreational equipment. snail reproduces asexually, with females As such, the department asks all anglers, producing well over 100 clones in a single boaters, and anyone else in contact with the year. It can survive and thrive in a variety Gunpowder River to check their equipof habitats including brackish water and freshwater lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams. ment and decontaminate their boats (including motor and trailer), The mudsnail has boots, buckets, fishing spread to other rods, oars, and tackle to states in North prevent the spread of the America after first mudsnail into other Marybeing discovered in land waters.

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Documented Overpricing: Boaters Beware

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f you have a documented vessel—a boat that’s registered with the U.S. Coast Guard rather than with a state natural resources department—be sure you check the annual renewal notice carefully. It may be coming from a private company that sends out similar-looking renewal letters that demand twice or three times the actual USCG fee.

The Coast Guard has issued warnings about such practices, but not everyone has gotten the word. The misleading notices are designed to look like official Coast Guard letters, but they aren’t.

What they really offer you are expensive “services” that ostensibly help you obtain a new certificate.

In some cases, it’s not certain the document arrives at all.

If you need to renew your certificate of documentation, the Coast Guard recommends that you visit its National Vessel Documentation Center website at uscg.mil/ nvdc, and click on the tab labeled “Instructions and Forms.” You can pay the renewal fee online right on the Coast Guard website, using your own credit card.

Trying to find the real website by typing keywords into your search engine may steer you to the wrong place. PropTalk contributor Craig Ligibel says he inserted “USCG documentation” into his browser and ended up at a private website that charged three times the $26 that the Coast Guard charges for the renewal. It offered a five-year payment plan of $350.00 “I finally realized I was not in the official site, but a shadow-site that looked and felt like [the] real deal, but was not,” he writes.

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DNR: Up in the Air

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id you know the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has a helicopter? It’s a 1972 Bell Jet Ranger called Natural 1, and it is considered by Natural Resources Police (NRP) Superintendent Robert Ziegler to be an important part of his force.

“Natural 1 is a force multiplier, patrolling huge sections of the Bay in 90 minutes. It would take several patrol boats hours to cover the same area,” says NRP spokeswoman Candy Thomson. Natural 1 helps NRP officers, who patrol 17,000 miles of waterways and nearly a half-million acres of public lands, carry out oyster, fish, and deer enforcement patrols, searches for missing people, and other conservation, prevention, and deterrence missions.

DNR’s aviation force dates back more than 70 years. In 2009 Natural 1 was eliminated due to budget cuts during Governor O’Malley’s administration. In 2015, when the helicopter became available again, Natural Resources Secretary Mark Belton received the support of Governor Hogan in reacquiring it. Natural 1 was reacquired

from the NRP force, Maryland State at no cost from a military surplus program.

Following a year of refurbishing, the chop- Police (MSP) flew some NRP support per returned to NRP service in fall 2016 missions, but the size of the chopper and cost of flying were not justifiable, says and has since logged 195 missions.

Thomson, who adds that MSP’s primary But funding challenges continue. “Durmission is medevac, and therefore choppers ing its 2017 session, the Maryland General weren’t always available when NRP needed Assembly cut money in the current budget for the helicopter, but stopped short of them. It costs $350 per hour to fly Natural 1, versus $5500 per hour for a Maryland prohibiting NRP from paying for its pilot, state police helicopter, she says. upkeep, and housing out of its budget,” says Thomson. “Colonel Ziegler is working to keep Natural 1 in the air this fiscal year by pulling money from other NRP programs. We hope to convince lawmakers next session that Natural 1 is a vital part of our enforcement effort and that they should approve ##NRP pilot Sgt. John Buchanan at the controls of Natural 1 operational money.” during an oyster patrol over the lower Eastern Shore.

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Designated hunt units at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge can be reserved each week on a first-come, first-served basis. Waterfowl hunting will take place only on set Wednesdays and Saturdays. proptalk.com/free-waterfowl-hunting-days-blackwater

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Baltimore “Fatberg” Causes Sewer Overflow A “fatberg,” a congealed lump of fat, wet wipes, and other items that do not break down, was discovered in Baltimore’s sewer system. On September 21, it caused a sewer overflow that discharged nearly 1.2 million gallons of sewage into the Jones Falls. Read more at proptalk.com/baltimorefatberg-causes-sewage-overflow

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Weems & Plath Tent Sale Huge savings on discontinued, overstock, and sample items at Weems & Plath in Eastport, Annapolis. Free shuttle to the boat show. Times vary by day.

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50th Annual Autumn Glory Festival Five-day celebration of autumn that celebrates the beauty of the local fall foliage in McHenry, MD. Two large parades, concerts, art exhibits, antique show, and more.

Film screening 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Philip Merrill Environmental Center in Annapolis. Free and open to the public; registration required at cbf.org.

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Hampton Snowbird Rendezvous Three fantastic days of education and cruiser camaraderie. Full registration is $60 per person. Host dock is Hampton Public Piers.

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York River Maritime Heritage Festival Two days of family fun with re-enactors, sea shanties, maritime music, displays, vendors, maritime crafts, boat building, and more. 10-5 Saturday, 12-5 Sunday at the Watermen’s Museum, Yorktown, VA. Free.

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Cruisers’ Workshop At Brewer Yacht Yards’ Cowesett Marina, Warwick, RI. Includes both formal presentations as well as handson mechanical and electrical training and demonstrations, in boat yard shop and classroom settings. Power and sail sessions.

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Poquoson Seafood Festival The City of Poquoson, VA’s, annual salute to the working watermen of the Chesapeake Bay and life along the Bay in a coastal city.

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4th Annual Little Havana’s Rocktober Cup Presented by the Coastal Conservation Association. of MD.

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CMM Maritime Performance Series Performances begin at 7 p.m. in the Harms Gallery of the Calvert Marine Museum, Solomons, MD. Live music by Barrule.

Tickets $25 at the door.

21

Meet William Westbrook, Author of “The Bermuda Privateer” Presentation and book signing.

3 p.m. at the Mariners’ Museum, Newport News, VA. Free with museum entry.

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21-22

51st Annual U.S. Oyster Festival 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the St. Mary’s County Fairgrounds in Leonardtown, MD. $10 admission, kids 12 and under free.

21-22

Rocktoberfest Ocean City’s only 24hour rockfish tournament. Prizes awarded for heaviest rockfish, flounder, trout, tautog, and an open category. Concludes with the awards banquet around an Eastern Shore bonfire and pig roast on the beach at Fish Tales.

23

CAPCA Monthly Meeting 7:15 p.m. Annapolis Elks Lodge.

Social hour begins at 6:30. Open to the public. Speaker Captain Michael J. Schneider: The World War II Liberty Ship.

Wartime Emergency Shipbuilding at Baltimore’s Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard.

23 - Nov 20

KNSPS Seamanship Class Five sessions, Mondays 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Kent Island Volunteer Fire Department. Presented by the Kent Narrows Sail and Power Squadron. $58 members, $78 non-members.

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ABYC Training Seminar 4 to 8 p.m. at the Annapolis Maritime Museum. Get industry training, learn how to maximize your ABYC membership, and enjoy dinner with us! Earn four industry CEU credits. $49 ABYC members, $69 non-members. Register online.

27-29

Sultana Downrigging Weekend One of the largest annual Tall Ship gatherings on the East Coast. Food and drinks on the waterfront, illuminated parade of sail, fireworks, dock dogs, crab skiff races, classic cars and boats, 5K, and more! Chestertown, MD.

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CBMM Oysterfest 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. rain or shine at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, MD. Live music, boat rides, retriever demonstrations, oyster stew competition, harvesting displays, and more. $18 for adults, $15 seniors, $6 children, $5 CBMM members.

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Halloween Party 4 to 10 p.m. Yankee Point Marina, Lancaster, VA. Costume competition with prizes. $5.

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Man Overboard Seminar Presented by the Northern Virginia Sail and Power Squadron. 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the West Marine in Alexandria, VA (601 S. Patrick Street). Free.

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10K Across the Bay Fifth largest 10K in the USA! 4.35 miles of the 10K course takes place over water, on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.

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Dave Harp on the Photographic Legacy of Robert de Gast Fall speaker series. 5 p.m. at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, St. Michaels, MD. $6 members, $8 non-members.

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Eastport vs. Annapolis Tug of War 19th annual battle between the Maritime Republic of Eastport and the city of Annapolis. Music, dancing, food and drinks on both sides.

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Bring a small side dish to share. 5:30 to 9 p.m. at the Watermen’s Museum, Yorktown, VA.

At the Water’s Edge Lecture Series 7 to 8 p.m. in the Harms Gallery at the Calvert Marine Museum, Solomons, MD. Highlighting how people enjoyed leisure time on the Chesapeake Bay. Topic: Where Did We Stay? 1890-1950.

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CMM Maritime Performance Series Performances begin at 7 p.m. in the Harms Gallery of the Calvert Marine Museum, Solomons, MD. Live music by Simple Gifts. Tickets $15 online, $20 at the door.

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Easton Waterfowl Festival A three-day community event that celebrates the life and wildlife of Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Easton, MD.

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Veterans Day Parade St. Mary’s County honors veterans and active duty military in one of the largest Veteran’s Day parades in Maryland. A memorial wreath-laying ceremony follows the parade. Free. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Leonardtown Square, Leonardtown, MD.

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Chesapeake Bay Fall Classic Three day rockfish tournament hosted by the MSSA. Fish two of three days.

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Yorktown Holiday Open House Weekend Soak up the ambiance of historic Yorktown, VA. Special events, festive decorations, special sales, door prizes, strolling entertainment, and more. Free. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Riverwalk Landing.

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AAMC Lights on the Bay Drive-through holiday lights display beside the Chesapeake Bay at Sandy Point State Park, Annapolis. $15 per car.

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The Chesapeake Transformation Since 1972 Fall speaker series. 2 p.m. at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, St. Michaels, MD. How the Chesapeake has changed since Robert de Gast captured its landscapes and people in the late 1960s and early 1970s. $6 members, $8 non-members.

Bay People

Dirk Schwenk: Maritime Lawyer, Singer-Songwriter

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y day, J. Dirk Schwenk, Esq., is one of a small community of Annapolis maritime lawyers, handling cases involving boaters, yacht brokers, marina owners, licensed captains, maritime-related businesses, and waterfront real estate. A trial lawyer, he has written and edited books on his specialty, and he’s a certified marine investigator to boot.

At night and on weekends, a T-shirted Dirk Schwenk is an award-winning singer and songwriter, with dozens of theater and night-club gigs to his credit, multiple CDs, and his own six-piece band, “The Truth,” that includes three guitars, a bass, drums, and a saxophone.

Schwenk is the lead singer and main songwriter.

“We’re a vocal-oriented band, so we do some Eagles, CSN, Johnny Cash, and lots of original music,” Schwenk says.

“We have a good time, and it shows.”

Schwenk has been into music since his early teens. Growing up in Hingham, MA, a seaside town some 15 miles south of Boston, he took clarinet lessons and played in a symphonic band. He finally found rock-and-roll, after appearing as a late-addition bass player in a school talent show and began mixing it with a country sound.

“I never went back,” he says.

After college in Florida, Schwenk did a stint at Greenpeace, and then spent several years at the Echo Hill Outdoor School on Maryland’s Eastern Shore Follow us!

By Captain Art Pine and at the Summit School, which serves students with dyslexia and other learning differences. Shifting career plans, he enrolled in the University of Maryland law school and graduated with honors in 1997.

Over the past 20 years, Schwenk has built a growing law practice. He worked in civil litigation with a prominent Baltimore law firm and was a partner in Lochner and Schwenk, a well-known maritime law practice based in Annapolis. He opened his own law firm, Baylaw, LLC, in 2010. He’s a board member of the Marine Trades Association of Maryland.

Much of Schwenk’s work involves the water: the purchase and sale of boats, waterfront property exchanges, business startups, charter contracts and operations, and maritime-related tax issues.

Schwenk got serious about racing sailboats in middle school and sailed on teams in high school and college, racing Jet 14s out of the West River Sailing Club and the Severn Sailing Association and crewing on J/22s, J/24s, and J/105s.

Music is his real passion now, Schwenk says. His own songwriting falls somewhere between folk music and rock-and-roll, and he’s due out with a studio EP in the next few months.

Schwenk and his band have played to Annapolis-area audiences at the Ram’s Head Tavern, Middleton Tavern, O’Briens, the Riverbay Roadhouse.

He also plays regularly on Thursday

night sunset sails onboard the schooner Woodwind, where he and his wife, Stefanie, were married in 1995. “I don’t do sea chanties, but I do some sea-themed songs,” he says.

Schwenk’s family shares in his love of music and boating. Stefanie, who runs a pre-school program during working hours, often joins Dirk as a singer in evening or weekend gigs and was his primary crew member in a decade of campaigning the Jet 14. Their “fleet” is now down to a single crabbing skiff, which they regularly use on the Magothy River.

Now just turning 50, Schwenk expects to continue his dual career as a lawyer and a songwriter. “I really love the process of songwriting,” he says. “To capture something in music—that’s really fantastic.”

So far, he’s written more than 100 songs “to completion.” His goal, he says dryly, is “to do something half-decent,” which he describes as “a well-written, properly produced, well-played record.” That’s on its way, he hopes.

Meanwhile, Schwenk considers himself a permanent Annapolitan. “For sailors, I think the benefit of living here is obvious,” he argues, “but I hope people realize there’s a good music scene here as well.”

And on that, he rests his case. ■ About the author: Art Pine is a Coast Guard-licensed captain and a longtime sailor and powerboater on the Chesapeake Bay. PropTalk.com November 2017 47

Boat Notes

Galeon 460 Fly

By Captain Rick Franke

Specifications: LOA: 47’1” | Beam: 14’4” | weight: 38,817 lbs | Draft: 4’3” | Fuel Capacity: 396 gal. vertical clearance: 15’10” | water capacity: 143 gal | grey water capacity: 92 gal black water capacity: 53 gal | price as reviewed: $1,199,000.00

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n a recent weekend we were owners. Nearly everything that goes into a invited to review a Galeon 460 Galeon yacht, from the hull to the cabineFly at MarineMax’s facility in try, is made on site in the factory to exactBaltimore Harbor. Due to a combination ing old world standards of craftsmanship. of weather and scheduling problems we Even at rest in her slip the 460 looks were unable to leave the dock, but we did fast. Her gentle reverse sheer, accented by have the opportunity to review the boat’s a PVC rub rail with a stainless steel insert, accommodations and features. The Galeon streamlined deck house with a sharply line of premium motor yachts is not very raked windshield, and large flying bridge well known yet in American yachting with a raked radar arch combine to procircles. MarineMax, with around 60 locations, hopes to change that, and soon.

Bob Burke, Galeon Yachts brand manager for MarineMax explains, “Since its founding in 1982, Galeon has served the European market, primarily in Germany, where they sold most of ##The 460 Fly shows her their boats. That deck and flying bridge speaks volumes for layout as she cruises the quality of the under a bridge. Photo courtesy of MarineMax product, in that the Germans are quality conscious people… and their choice is Galeon over all the duce a harmonious whole with a definite “Euro” flavor. One of her most noticeable other European brands. We introduced exterior features is the large flying bridge, the product last year at the Miami show.

The market has received the product which stretches nearly half the length of the boat, extending all the way to the extremely well, and quickly people are after end of the cabin top. The radar arch learning about Galeon.”

Well known in European yachting is mounted all the way aft where it is out circles as a major builder of high quality of the way, but easily accessible if needed.

The upper control station is on the port motor yachts, Galeon’s Gdanzk, Poland, side of the bridge with a double wide facility has a workforce of more than 1000 engineers, craftsmen, and technicians and helm seat, complete engine controls and instrumentation. employs the most modern and up-toAft of the helm seat is a wet bar in a date project management and production fiberglass cabinet complete with storage, methods to produce yachts which meet a sink with a retractable faucet, and a the standards of the most demanding

1.7-cubic-foot refrigerator. On the starboard side aft is a C-shaped settee with storage below and an optional fiberglass table that uses about half the length of the bridge. The remaining space on the bridge is equipped with cushions for lounging or sun bathing. The bridge is equipped with a Plexiglas venturi wind deflector and is enclosed by stainless steel rails port and starboard, as well as forward. All of this luxury is accessed by a stairway from the cockpit.

In addition to the flying bridge stairs, the self-draining cockpit has an L-shaped settee, handrails, the engine room access hatch, and lots of storage.

The swim platform is large and boasts a hot and cold shower, molded-in access stairs to the cockpit port and starboard, a three-step swim ladder, the entrance to the lazarette, side lockers, and the 240V shore power hook up.

The 460’s major domestic systems are impressive. Electricity is provided by a Fischer panda 12kw 240 volt generator with a sound shield. A battery charger/ converter supplies 24 volt DC power as well as 120 and 240 volt AC. There is LED overhead as well as LED accent lighting throughout the boat. Hundredand-twenty-volt outlets in the galley and heads are GFI protected, and there are carbon monoxide detectors in each cabin.

Air conditioning is provided by a 240volt Condaria 54,000 BTU chilled water system. Hot water is supplied by a 16-gal-

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lon water heater. There is an onboard grey-water system, as well as a black-water system with dockside pump-out connections so that no overboard discharge is required. There is carpeting throughout, molded non-skid in the heads, and a wooden floor in the galley.

Entering the main salon from the cockpit, the floor is level, no step up or down. The first impression is of a spacious and airy room. The cabinetry is light wood, and the cushions, overhead, and

carpeting all are light complementary hues as well. The large windows flood the salon with natural light.

The galley is on the port side aft and boasts a two-burner electric induction cook top, a Corian worktop with a serving shelf, an exhaust fan, a microwave, a 4.8-cubic-foot refrigerator with a freezer compartment, a twin stainless steel sink, and under-counter and overhead storage cabinets. On the starboard side is a settee with more storage and a storage/ entertainment center.

The galley is open to the ##The salon on the 460 Fly is open, bright, and U-shaped dinette table conducive to conversation. An ideal place to enjoy being on the water. Photo courtesy of MarineMax which converts easily to a cocktail table or a lounge or an extra double berth.

The arrangement will certainly encourage conversation and prevent the galley slave from feeling left out.

The double-wide helm seat and the lower control station seat are opposite the dinette on the starboard side. With the large sloping windshield and large windows, visibility

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from the helm is excellent. Between the dinette and the helm is the passageway to the lower deck. A short stairway leads to a hallway with doors to the owner’s cabin and the two guest cabins.

The owner’s cabin is amidships and uses the full beam of the yacht. It has a queen-size centerline bed with a headboard and reading lamps, a private, en suite head and shower with a full length mirror as well as dressers and a lighted wardrobe and a dressing table. There is private access to the guest head from the forward cabin and hall access from the side guest cabin. Both heads are luxuriously equipped with electric macerator toilets, Corian Counter tops with ceramic bowls and chrome faucets, mirrored cabinets and storage, separate shower areas with hinged fiberglass doors, and exhaust fans.

The bow guest cabin has a queen size centerline bed with a headboard and reading lamps, a large skylight with blinds, and an opening foredeck hatch. There is storage overhead and in wardrobes, port and starboard. The side guest cabin has two twin size bunk beds, a single wardrobe and reading lights. All the cabins

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All of this is pushed through the water by two Volvo Penta D8-550 diesels, generating a combined 1100-hp turning stainless steel shafts and bronze propellers through V drive transmissions. The bronze rudders are controlled by a hydraulic steering system. The 460 is so well equipped with standard features, one of the few available extras to possibly consider is a bow thruster.

Stainless steel fuel tanks hold 396 gallons. MarineMax supplied performance data that indicated the 460 cruises at 29 mph. At cruising speed the Volvos drink 40 gallons per hour giving a respectable cruising range of around 360 miles. At wide open throttle the speed tops out at 33 mph, and the fuel consumption goes up to 52 gallons per hour.

come equipped with polyurethane high resilience foam mattresses with bedcovers.

Back on deck, it is obvious that the 460’s designers spent some time on boats. There are always times when you have to get forward (or aft) in a hurry.

The 460 has uncluttered side decks with stainless steel rails going all the way to the bow. Even more important there are grab rails on the sides of the main cabintop and in the cockpit, and the steps up to the side decks are molded in and non-skid. The deck has eight big, beefy, open based stainless cleats located in the right places; two on the bow, two amidships on each side, in the perfect location for spring lines and fenders, and two on the quarters. The stern cleats each have large stainless fairleads to help protect the hull.

Also on the foredeck is a recessed, self-draining chain locker, an electric anchor winch with a foot switch and a helm station controller, and a galvanized plough anchor and an all-chain rode. The forward cabin top is equipped with a U-shaped settee with cushions, ideal for sightseeing or sun bathing.

In reply to my question as to how the Galeon line compared to the competition, Bob Burke said, “Based on the fact that in Poland labor rates are relatively cheap, we are able to bring it in at a value price point. The product measures up against any premium brand out there, and from a price perspective I think it is the best value, hands down, out there anywhere in the world.” ■

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ll boats are a compromise. Everyone wants the perfect boat that will do everything and do it well, but that boat does not exist.

I use my boat for fishing and not much else, but at my stage of life I don’t have to worry about taking the family out for a cruise, hosting business associates, spending the night on anchor, or rafting up for the weekend.

The first thing you must do is figure out exactly what you want to do on your boat. If, like me, you want to fish the open waters of the ocean and Bay, you will need a boat designed for that purpose. If you want to spend weekends partying with your friends, you will need a boat designed for that purpose. Long range travels in your future? Then look for a boat that will get you there and back in comfort with good fuel economy.

Let’s look at fishing boats first. There are many good boats on the market made for fishing. Personally I like a deep vee hull with at least a 24-degree deadrise carried to the stern. This hull will run best when the seas are rough, and you have to head into them. On the down side, a deep vee requires more power than a modified hull and will use more fuel.

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less power, and will jar your fillings loose in any sort of a chop.

A well-designed fishing boat will have a live well, built-in tackle storage and fish boxes, a big cockpit or walk around access, good visibility from the helm to the cockpit, and perhaps a tower. Since fish tend to bite when the weather is less than ideal, some sort of shelter such as a hard top or enclosed cabin can come in handy. Rod holders, tackle and bait stations, outriggers, washdown systems, and comfortable seating are all important in a fishing boat.

Lots of boaters on the Chesapeake Bay wouldn’t know a pike from a porgy, so fishing is the last thing they have in mind when buying a new boat. What they want is comfort underway and at anchor. Plenty of dry storage for toys, clothes, food, and bedding. Lots of cold storage for food and drink. A well-equipped galley. A comfortable head and bed. Easy access from the water and the dock. In other words, a home away from home.

Long-range travel is usually done in a trawler-style hull. These are semi-displacement hulls that are efficient, and when combined with a diesel engine, will provide a very comfortable ride with excellent fuel economy. They are outfitted for long-range living onboard.

There are other types of boats from gofast racing hulls to flat-bottom johnboats, and each is best used for a certain purpose.

Boat

Before you decide to purchase a boat, it is always a good idea to have a family meeting because all parties will want to have an input into this major investment.

Explain why you want to buy a boat and what you plan to do with it. Will the kids be able to join you. especially if they have other interests such as soccer, baseball, dance class, or just don’t like the water?

The next thing to do is get all the information you can about the type of boat you want. Talk to owners of similar boats and ask for their advice on what to look out for in a particular model. This can be very helpful because a longtime owner of that model has experienced all the problems associated with that boat.

There is no better place to compare boats than at a boat show. The U.S. Power Boat Show, October 12-15, in Annapolis has just about anything that floats from kayaks to liveaboard cruisers. Naturally, each dealer will try to sell you the boat he represents, but the final choice is up to you.

A serious buyer will attend the show for at least two days. Gather all the information you can carry, and get prices from all the dealers you speak with. Then go home or back to your hotel room and study all of this information before making a decision.

The second day you can ask any more questions you still have and schedule a test ride before signing on the dotted line. ■

Good luck.

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Winterizing Your Boat A Bigger Job Than You Think?

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f you haven’t begun thinking about winterizing your boat yet, you may want to start your end-of-season planning now.

It isn’t just changing the oil, emptying fluids, and adding antifreeze—the kind

By Captain Art Pine

of chores that are usually on checklists for this seasonal rite. Late fall also is the best time for you to determine what repairs and upgrades your boat needs and arrange to get them done or do them yourself, before the cold weather sets in.

Steve Zimmerman, a longtime custom boat-builder whose ZimWINTER CHECKLIST: merman Marine company operates • Change the engine oil four boatyards in Maryland and neighboring states, says preparation • Add fuel stabilizer to your fuel tank for winter is especially important.

• Change the gear-case lubricant Freezing temperatures and expo• Pump out holding tank sure to snow and ice can degrade • Check bilge pumps, empty bilges your boat and its operating systems • Drain water tanks and cost you even more to repair the damage in the spring.

• Drain water heater “If you winterize your boat prop• Drain water system erly, it could be at least twice as • Replace fuel filters big a job as the re-commissioning • Replace engine zincs that you perform every spring,” • Run antifreeze through the engine, Zimmerman says. And winterizing head and saltwater systems takes a lot more planning if you

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want to get everything accomplished smoothly before the freezing temperatures begin.

“Take care of it during the winter and it won’t be a problem next spring,” Zimmerman says. “The last thing you want when spring comes is to find out that your alternator isn’t working or that you have some other crucial repairs to make.

It could put a serious dent in your plans to get out on the water early.”

He also advises that if you plan to haul your boat out of the water for the winter, you should arrange for that and any other work you want your boatyard to do at least a month in advance.

Otherwise, you risk delays if your marina already has a full haulout schedule and winter workload and can’t get to your boat until spring.

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Then set priorities: Which items on your list are most important? How much time (and money) will it cost you? Which routine items, such as oil changes, should be on your list?

Should you leave your boat in the water for the winter or haul it out and store it on land?

That depends on your boat—and your marine insurance policy. Leaving a fiberglass boat in the water in winter poses several risks. You may increase the risk of blisters on the hull. You’re dependent on batteries or shore-power to operate the bilge pumps and keep the boat afloat.

And you may not be able to get to the boat when there’s a problem.

On the other hand, if you’re willing to risk an ice storm or freeze and your boat isn’t likely to need attention during the winter, you may be safe in leaving it in the water. Wooden boats do better that way because the wood doesn’t dry out, as it would if you stored the boat ashore.

(Either way, check your marine insurance policy to see whether you’re covered for the winter.)

Whether you haul your boat out or leave it in the water, be sure to protect it during the winter months, either with a proper canvas cover or by having it shrink-wrapped. “Bad weather degrades your boat,” says Zimmerman. “Leaving it unprotected, whether ashore or in the water, adds six months’ exposure to snow, ice, and winter storms.”

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There are two factors that should dictate your timetable: First, you need to get your boat ashore before the air and water temperatures hit freezing. Second, you’ll need to allow enough time for your boatyard to schedule both the haulout and whatever repairs or maintenance you have on your list. It’s the rush season for the boatyard. Give them a month’s advance notice.

What routine chores should be on your winterization list?

Identify every system you have on the boat—electrical, water, plumbing, engine-related—and see what needs to be drained, lubricated, and protected against freezing. If you’re

storing your boat on land, leave the seacocks open; if you’re leaving it in the water, close all the seacocks except for the cockpit drains. Drain your water tanks and head holdingtanks.

Is there anything else that isn’t on standard winterization lists?

What equipment can you safely leave on the boat during the winter?

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Take off and take home or store in a climate-controlled storage facility: your cushions and canvas; sensitive electronic gear; soda cans and beer bottles, which can explode in cold weather; and other liquids that suffer from freezing, such as medicines, cleaning products, and, in fact, most liquids.

Take a sample of your oil every fall, and send it off to a laboratory for analysis. If the lab finds trace metals, such as high amounts of chromium, it could indicate wear on the rings in your engine. But it has to be done at the end of the season, when your oil has been used for 50 hours or more. You can also buy oilanalysis kits at a marine supply store or ask your boatyard. ■ Steve Zimmerman is president of Zimmerman Marine, which owns boatyards in Herrington Harbour, MD; Deltaville and Mathews, VA; and Southport, NC. zimmermanmarine.com

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Thus, it’s no secret that batteries “suffer” when the temperature drops.

But is that statement really accurate?

As it turns out, when it comes to battery storage, nothing could be further from the truth.

I have a clear recollection from my childhood of my father storing flashlight and transistor radio batteries in the family refrigerator. When I grew up, I naturally followed his lead

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by doing the same thing, without really knowing why (many parents will recognize this pattern). It wasn’t until years later that I discovered that chemistry supported dad’s actions.

The truth is, and contrary to popular belief, while batteries may not work very well when they are very cold, they store exceptionally well when cool or downright cold. Their “metabolism” slows down when they are cool and speeds up when they are warm.

There is one important caveat to the rule of cold storage for batteries: they must be fully or nearly fully charged when left in this state.

Discharged batteries, cold or warm, will suffer from sulphation, a process wherein lead sulphate that forms naturally during battery discharging hardens into crystalline form. Once this occurs, the crystals resist reintegration during the charging process, which results in reduced battery capacity.

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More importantly from the cold storage standpoint, however, is that even a partially discharged battery will freeze at temperatures as high as 20 degrees F. If a battery is allowed to freeze, it will almost certainly suffer internal damage, and/or the case itself

may crack. A fully charged battery’s freezing point, on the other hand, is somewhere around minus-95 degrees.

As a young mechanic, I recall winterizing vessels in the northeast and dutifully removing batteries for storage in a heated shed, being careful to “in-

sulate” them from the concrete floor, where they were periodically charged.

However, and again contrary to popular belief, it’s not necessary to remove a battery from a boat for winter storage provided it can be periodically, or continuously, charged; storing a battery on a concrete floor has absolutely no effect whatsoever on its ability to hold a charge.

Additionally, flooded batteries experience a self-discharge of approximately one percent per day at room temperature, which means they should be recharged at least monthly (or better yet, float charged continuously). Because their metabolism increases as the thermometer rises, they discharge more rapidly at higher temperatures, so more frequent recharging is often necessary in tropical climates. Because of this phenomenon, chances are good that if you store your battery aboard, in cold climates, and make sure it’s fully charged when you put it to sleep, it will maintain this charge provided no loads are present, for several months.

Cold storage is actually preferable.

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Periodic charging, monthly or as needed, will ensure the battery remains topped up, resisting freezing and sulphation (never charge a battery that’s suspected of being or having been frozen, as it must first be thawed and inspected for damage). If you are using a temperature-compensated charger, and you should be, don’t be surprised to see charge voltages as high as 15 volts when the mercury is in the nether regions. This is normal for cold batteries and just what they need when in this frosty state.

Finally, top up flooded battery electrolyte using distilled water (always wear safety goggles and gloves when working around flooded batteries) before storing and only after charging (unless the plates are exposed; then add water before charging). Make sure the top of the battery is clean and free of acid and corrosion. Terminal contact surfaces (not the exterior of the terminal) should be coated with a conductant paste such as T&B KoprShield. The exterior of the re-assembled terminal can then be coated with an anti-corrosion spray such as CRC’s Heavy Duty Corrosion Inhibitor. In this cool, charged, and corrosion-free state, your battery should live quite happily through the winter. ■

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nnapolis is charming and special all year round, but the four days in which the U.S. Powerboat Show throws open its doors are especially exciting for powerboaters, who come in droves from across the nation to attend the show and enjoy the historic waterfront. Cruisers, anglers, watersports enthusiasts—they all show up, because this is the place to find everything related to boating. Here you can climb aboard new boats (more than 450 will be on display), shop for gear, learn from experts, and party with friends.

Whether you’re a seasoned boater, a newbie, or just dreaming of getting out

on the water, you should come to the show. Looking for an entry-level vessel?

You’ll find dozens, from rigid inflatables (RIBs) to small, trailerable models.

Need an engine or want to upgrade?

The experts are here. Looking for the right watersports vessel to pull a tube, a wakeboarder, or an elite skier? Let the pros walk you through which models are appropriate for your level of skill. Any anglers out there? Sportfishing machines have a prominent place here, with more than 50 manufacturers represented. And all that fishing gear? It’s here too, from fancy electronics to the right rod and reel. They’ve got you covered. ##Photos by Al Schreitmueller

Don’t miss the attention to detail provided by show organizers. They work hard to make this place fun. At the Demo Dock dealers and manufacturers will offer sea trials, so attendees can experience firsthand how the new models, engines, and stabilizing systems perform. Free seminars (covering topics of interest to real boaters) are presented Friday and Saturday afternoons by Chesapeake Bay Magazine and the Annapolis School of Seamanship. And Pusser’s Painskiller Party Barge offers a floating lounge to enjoy Annapolis’s favorite waterfront beverage and other delicious drinks.

Just dreaming about boating? Don’t be shy. This place is for you, too. We’re all dreamers at the show. Some of us are dreaming about learning to boat, and others are dreaming about owning a bigger, fancier boat. But we’re all dreaming. In fact everyone out there on the water started with a dream. So bring your dreams, and your questions, and talk to the experts. The U.S. Powerboat Show is filled with people who can help make dreams come true.

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Dates, Times, Tickets, Parking, and More Parking Parking is $10 at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium and free school buses shuttle attendees to the show. The stadium’s GPS address is 511 Taylor Avenue, Annapolis, MD, 21401. Shuttles begin running at 9 a.m. until one hour after the show closes.

water taxi stop between the Annapolis Waterfront Hotel and Spa Creek Bridge, or call (410) 263-0033. Or hail “water taxi” on VHF radio channel 68. Prices are $3 to $8 depending on the destination, but to ride between the main show and Brokerage Cove is free. Cash tips are appreciated.

Getting Around On land, use the Circulator, Annapolis’s free trolley. Regular stops at City Dock, West and Lafayette, Church Circle, Park Place, and all four city garages. The Circulator’s mobile app is available in both iPhone and Android app stores at no charge. Download the app named “RLS Shuttle” and select “Annapolis Circulator” to start tracking the shuttle. Get the details at annapolisparking.com.

On the water, we love the water taxis, which run continuously from 8 a.m. to midnight Thursday through Saturday during the show and until 11 p.m. on Sunday. Catch it at the

Meet Team PropTalk We’ll be in our usual spot, Booth F6/F7 along Ego Alley. Stop by and enjoy popcorn and happy hour with our writers, editors, publishers, graphic designers, distribution drivers, and photographers.

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Bathrooms Fancy port-a-johns are centrally located within the show. “Real toilets” are located on the first floor of the Harbor Master’s office, just outside the show gates.

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Boat Show Tips Smart Shoes Most dealers ask that you take your shoes off when boarding boats, so we suggest wearing a pair that is easy to slip off and on.

Dress Smart Being comfortable usually means dressing in layers. The weather during early autumn in Annapolis is variable. You’ll probably want a fleece vest or outer shell in the early morning and evening, but just shorts and a T-shirt at noon (especially on a sunny day). That said, we’ve also worked the show in rain boots, jackets, and warm hats. Check the forecast.

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Meet and Greet Bring business and boat cards, a pen and a notebook. Be prepared to swap email addresses, phone numbers, and web and street addresses.

Be Phone Smart You’ll find you’ll use your smartphone a lot. Maybe you’ll start by downloading a PDF of the show layout from annapolisboatshows.com. Then use your phone to snap photos of cool products, capture names and phone numbers of product vendors, and tweet all the amazing boats, gear, and prices you’ve found at the show.

More on Parking Parking downtown is limited. We often recommend to early birds Eastport Elementary School. The lot opens at 8 a.m., and it is just a quick walk across Spa Creek Bridge to the show. In past years, they’ve allowed cars to leave and return the same day without paying a second time. Cost is $30 (annapolisboatshowparking.com). Another option is to arrive early, park in an Annapolis public garage, and take the free Circulator Trolley, which runs approximately every 20 minutes.

Bring Cash Although many vendors can accept your credit card, for smaller purchases cash is best. Nutty Buddies, pit beef sandwiches, key rings that float, bottle openers you can’t live without, that morning cup of joe, a Painkiller at the end of the day... all items we’ve purchased with a $20 bill.

Several ATMs are located nearby. One is just outside the show gates, and another is inside the Annapolis Waterfront Hotel.

Be Prepared to Talk to the Experts You’ll rarely find this much boating expertise in one spot. Take advantage.

Bring your questions. Don’t be shy about snapping a picture at home on the boat and showing to the professional in the booth. They’re here to help!

Brokerage Cove For many reasons, PropTalk staffers especially enjoy visiting Brokerage Cove when we’re not on booth duty. Here’s why it’s one of our favorite spots.

Getting there is half the fun. Look, it’s only a block away, so walking there is very do-able. Admittedly, it’s uphill, but just think of the steps you’ll gain on your

Fitbit, and, of course, it’s downhill on the way back. But you can skip walking altogether by using the free water taxi, which runs back and forth continuously from the main show area. Also, the show’s shuttle buses run continuously between Brokerage Cove, the main docks, and the parking lot.

Whether you exit the hustle and bustle of the main docks on foot or by boat, arriving in Brokerage Cove is like stopping at a park tucked into a busy urban zone. It’s quieter and just a little more relaxing. There’s green grass and sometimes coffee and snacks for sale.

And you might catch a glimpse of the St. Mary’s pastor out walking his dog.

But the best part of Brokerage Cove is that it’s packed with beautiful boats.

True, they’re not brand-new like the ones in the main section, but still they’re awesome in their own ways. First, they’re available immediately. If the idea of sailing home from the show in a new-toyou boat is appealing, this is your spot.

Second, these vessels have been lovingly upgraded by their owners, which means somebody other than you has already added that extra wet bar or navigational feature. Third, because it’s less crowded

##A visit to Brokerage Cove is like stopping at a park tucked into a busy urban zone. And best of all, great used boats are for sale.

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New and Premiering Boats

More than 400 new and brokerage powerboats will fill Annapolis Harbor and Spa Creek this October. Here’s a quick look at just a few. ##Photo courtesy of Boston Whaler.

Boston Whaler 380 Equally at home as a fishing platform or entertainment center, this 38-foot vessel’s cockpit area includes an aft-facing couch and removable table. Additional seating is located in the bow. Optional joystick piloting for easy docking. Serious anglers will appreciate the 60-gallon livewell. Dock J

MJM 35Z Built for family boating with comfort and fuel efficiency in mind. Standard configuration includes twin 300-HP outboard power, joystick docking, GPS station keeping, autopilot, engine auto-trim, and your choice of roll-up Strataglass or sliding safety glass sides. Side doors make access and exiting easy. Overall length of almost 38 feet. Plenty of fishing features. Dock B

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Crownline E25 This fun machine is made for watersports. Wrap around soft touch swim platform, two Wetsounds speakers at the back of the boat, ladders at bow and cockpit, plus an enclosed head with handheld shower. Designed to be family friendly and trailerable. You’ve got to see all the features they’ve packed into this 25-footer. Dock FI

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Helmsman Trawler 38E This lowrise pilothouse is designed for safety, stability, and comfort. This style offers lots of visibility and has a wide entry into the salon, which has beautiful wood trim and features.

The extended cockpit cover provides protection from sun and rain. Engine noise control and sound control built into the interior floors for a quieter ride.

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Regulator 31 With a deep V hull, this heavy 36-foot center console will up your sportfishing game. Enjoy a large cockpit, insulated and illuminated forward fishboxes, a centrally located tackle center, a fold-down prep shelf, and an integrated flush folding transom seat.

T-top and other cool options such as a bow thruster, refrigerated transom fishbox, and multi-colored underwater LED lights are available. Dock A

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Wellcraft 182 Fisherman This center console is designed to meet your needs, whether you’re cruising with family or angling all day. Appoximately 18 feet in length, it comes with T-top and offshore options. Kids will love the aquarium style livewell in the bow. The small changing room can accommodate a head. A danforth anchor with lots of rode can fit in the large anchor locker. Trailerable. Dock I

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ZipWake ZipWake is the world’s first economical Dynamic Trim Control System. It incorporates a series of durable, fast-acting interceptors, eliminating the well-known trim problems of planing and semi-planing boats between 20-60 feet. The system is fully automatic and significantly enhances performance, fuel economy, comfort, and safety when accelerating, turning, or running in a seaway. Learn more at the Imtra booth in tent A6, A8. You can also head over to Dock B to see the new MJM 35Z with ZipWake installed. ZipWake is now standard on that model. zipwake.com

Esco Power Parallel Hybrid Transmission The Parallel Hybrid Transmissions are designed for heavy duty applications with diesel engines from 200-hp to 1700-hp and have a built-in 24VDC electro-magnetic clutch working independently from any other part of transmission to engage and disengage the diesel engine from the driveline. Annapolis Hybrid Marine (AHM) is the U.S. representative for Esco Power, and tells us this product is “ideal for trawlers, for boats that have to use low power and need good maneuverability in tight docking situations, and for sport fishing boats which need to troll at low speeds in order to catch fish.” If you want to learn more, you can click to annapolishybridmarine.com or visit them in Easport. The AHM office will be open each day of the show, located at 311 3rd Street.

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Seakeeper 6 Earlier this summer Seakeeper Inc. unveiled its newest model: the Seakeeper 6. This model is designed to eliminate up to 95 percent of boat roll on 40- to 49-foot vessels, up to roughly 20 tons. The 6 is 40 percent smaller than Seakeeper’s original model, draws 25 percent less power, and costs roughly half as much. Find Seakeeper at the show on Dock K2 to learn more. seakeeper.com

Belzona 3D Boat Builder App and Virtual Sea Trial Belzona Marine will be setting up a touchscreen station for its 3D Boat Builder App, which will allow customers to customize any of the Belzona models with paint and upholstery colors, engines, and features of their choice. Also be sure to check out the Virtual Sea Trial. Guests will enjoy a 360-degree immersive exProduction by: perience viaBeth an Oculus headset that will show first-hand how well Belzona boats ride, plane, and handle during sea trials. Find them on Dock B. While you’re there, be sure to ask them about the Belzona 400, Belzona’s first 40-foot center Production by: Beth console! The sales team will be on-hand to answer any questions, display renderings with specs, and get customers started with a quote. The 400 will debut at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show November 1-5 and is currently available for pre-orders. belzonamarine.com

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Seminars, Special Events, and Activities at the Show Demo Dock For no cost, you can demo more than 20 different powerboat models, all new, at the Demo Dock. Dealers and manufacturers will be on-hand conducting demonstrations and sea trials. Try the Seakeeper stabilizing system, designed to eliminate most boat roll out on the water, along with the Everglades 325 with a joystick control system, compatible with twin, triple, and quad Yamaha EST controlled outboard engine configured boats. Learn more about demo dock offerings at annapolisboatshows.com.

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Manufacturer’s Owners Parties Most of the big-name boat manufacturers will host owners’ parties.

These are generally “invite-only,” but if you’re a serious buyer or already an owner, inquire with your yacht broker about special events. This is one of the many ways manufacturers and dealers are encouraging rendezvous and socializing among owners and would-be owners.

Pusser’s Painkiller Party Barge You can’t miss the signs on the docks, with giant arrows leading the way to the Barge. Don’t leave the show without grabbing one of these Annapolis favorites!

Weems & Plath Tent Sale October 5-15, there will be huge savings on discontinued, overstock, and sample items at Weems & Plath in Eastport. Visitors to the store can park for free in Eastport and take the free shuttle to the Boat Show! Times vary by day. Thursday, October 12 – 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday, October 13 – 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; Saturday, October 14 – 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; and Sunday, October 15 – 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. weems-plath.com

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Annapolis

More Than Colonial Buildings

By Patricia Dempsey

Maritime Murals

A magnificent painting of a sea-battle graces the wall on King George Street near Gate I of the Naval Academy; it features John Paul Jones’ ship Ranger. Greg Harlan, a recognized artist and Annapolis resident, created the stunning mural, as part of a commission by the Art in Public Places Commission (2008). His work is widely known, and he illustrated Lynne Cheney’s bestselling children’s book, “We the People.”

There are more murals around town: local artist, liveaboard sailor, and author, Cindy Fletcher Holden, created two murals along Fourth Street in Eastport.

Dick Franyo, the owner of the Boatyard Bar & Grill, commissioned this work in 2013, and the Eastport Civic Association commissioned the other “Great Wall of Eastport” mural, which was the first in the city. Holden’s “This is Annapolis” adorns a building on Chinquapin Round Road. Holden and her husband, Robert, spent two years sailing across the Atlantic to Portugal on their 47-foot ketch Tenacity.

Radio Towers Welcome Hikers and Mariners

In 1999, Annapolitans gathered to watch dynamite demolish all but three of the Greenbury Point radio towers, historic landmarks visible some 35 miles down the Chesapeake and a welcoming sight for mariners approaching Annapolis and the Severn River.

The outbreak of World War I prompted the Navy to adopt wireless com##The author strolling on the Tower Trail in the 230-acre park at Greenbury Point, munications to replace the which offers spectacular views of the Bay. transatlantic telegraph.

All who enter the city by water know the three remaining radio towers.

By World War II, with technological advances, the 19 radio towers on Greenbury Point were the Navy’s principal transmission station for communications with the Atlantic Fleet; the low frequencies were effective for reaching submarines. By the 1950s the towers bounced microwaves off the moon

##Cindy Fletcher Holden’s mural reflecting boatyard life is located next to the Boatyard Bar & Grill on Fourth Street in Eastport.

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to a naval station in Hawaii—a step towards modern satellite communications.

With the end of the Cold War and the use of satellite technology, the antennas became obsolete.

Today, the public can walk the 231-acre site, something of a wildlife preserve, open several days a week (when Navy isn’t using it for training activities).

Visitors can hike the Tower Trail or ex-

plore side trails, dotted with verses of poetry and waterfront benches, to take in spectacular views of Annapolis next to the soaring 600foot radio tower beacons.

Identical Twins

Annapolis is home to twin sandbaggers, Bull and Bear. They are reproductions of Annie, a sandbagger that won numerous races on the East Coast in the late 1800s and is on view at Mystic Seaport. Sandbagger sloops, typically 20 to 30 feet in length, are distinctive for their large sail plan, disproportionate in size to the hull.

They were workboats and pleasure boats in the 19th century, ideal for fishing oyster shallows of New York Bay; the crew of 10 or more used the oyster catch as ballast to stabilize the vessels and maximize sail power.

Racing sandbaggers, an exciting sport on these swift boats, became popular on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts in the 1860s90s, and instead of oysters, the

crew shifted bags of gravel (sand retained too much water) to gain advantage crossing the finish line.

Bull and Bear are more stable, with a smaller sail area than the original sandbaggers, and are used for community and educational excursions (including an annual Team SpinSheet sail). Several months during the year the public is welcome to sail on the sandbaggers—free of charge. This fall, one of the twins will be in Baltimore.

For more information, contact the National Sailing Hall of Fame (Tom Gahs at talkgahs@comcast. net or call NSHOF during business hours at (410) 295-3022).

Great Beach on Back Creek

Free docking during the day at the Annapolis Maritime Museum, situated at the mouth of Back Creek, is one of many perks for “First Mate” members (the fee is modest for annual privileges).

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See the bay restored after Hurricane Isabel’s tidal surge destroyed the historic McNasby Oyster Packing House, is on one of the loveliest stretches of Back Creek. There is a small park, with a beach that is great for launching kayaks and paddleboards.

In fact, at the end of several streets in Annapolis and Eastport there are tiny waterfront parks and small-craft launches; many have “poetry benches” with a shared journal where visitors pen their thoughts.

One of these “poetry benches” is on the scenic grounds of the Annapolis Maritime Museum—along with a few locals fishing and crabbing from the docks.

The museum offers a free, self-guided walking tour of Eastport, art openings, concerts, and other events, such as lectures, history tours, and the Thomas Point Lighthouse tours, for reasonable fees.

Annapolis had a Tea Party In 1774, a year after the uprising in Boston Harbor, the Peggy Stewart, owned by merchant Anthony Stewart and named after his daughter, arrived from England full of tea. Stewart paid duty on the cargo, a violation of the colonists’

##In Eastport, almost all streets end in public parks. This one is at the end of First Street.

non-importation agreement, and the Sons of Liberty rioted in front of his house.

The mob forced him to burn the ship and its cargo. He fled town soon after; his Annapolis home, the Peggy Stewart House, is on the National Register of Historic Places. Today, tea is easy to find in shops along Main Street and Maryland Avenue.

Paddle Past Covered Slips Covered slips are a rarity in marinas, and there are still a few on Spa Creek. Blink

and they will slip into history. In its heyday Sarles Marina, founded in 1907 on Spa Creek in Eastport, included 21 covered slips and specialized in wooden boats. The marina changed hands and along with Petrini’s is slated for redevelopment as South Annapolis Yacht Centre. In the meantime, the covered slips offer a glimpse of changing maritime history in Annapolis. Thanks to Capital SUP, there are plenty of paddleboards and kayaks for rent to explore the covered slips of Spa Creek by paddle.

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Trumpy Spotting

Are there any Trumpys in town?

John Trumpy & Sons Inc. moved to Severn Avenue in Eastport after World War II; the finishing shed is now the Chart House Restaurant.

The boatyard closed in 1973, but aficionados still prize the elegant yachts, and about 100 of the original 400 built still exist. They are easily spotted: legendary craftsmanship, classic designs with distinctive woodwork and “T” on the bow, and flat, graceful sterns.

Trumpy Boatyards built yachts such as the USS Sequoia, that would become the 104-foot presidential yacht for FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, JFK, Johnson, and Nixon. Clients, such as Howard Hughes and the du Ponts, had cache and cash. Recently, in June 2017, the luxurious 80-foot SS Sophie that belonged to journalist Greta Van Susteren, a former parttime Annapolis resident, was sold.

Sophie was built in 1947, the same year the Trumpy company moved to Annapolis.

State House dome, for instance, fell 100 feet to his death and is still “seen” on the grounds today. The buildings and grounds of St. John’s College, home to a morgue and hospital during the Civil War and a staging area for

Revolutionary War troops, are rife with phantoms, including “the Whistler,” still heard wandering and whistling by college security guards. To learn more, explore the many ghost tours and pub crawls in town. ■

About the Author: Local author and editor Patricia Dempsey has had a lifelong interest in boating and the Chesapeake. Her latest book with photographer Lisa Masson is “Annapolis, Maryland: a Photographic Portrait.” Find it at the Annapolis Bookstore and twinlightspub.com.

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Movie Night

Tours and Crawls

1747 Pub at Reynold’s Tavern

• Twisted History Crawl and Haunted Pub Crawls of Annapolis toursandcrawls.com • Duffy boat tour

• October 15: “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” (1977) (On a rainy night, we recommend the basement pub for a pint by the fireplace.)

Live Music

Ram’s Head On Stage (ramsheadonstage.com) • October 12: Incognito, 6:30 p.m.

• October 13: Mindi Abair and the Boneshakers, 8 p.m.

• October 14: Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone, 5:30 p.m.

Metropolitan Kitchen & Lounge • October 12: Trick or Bass FT Tripnotic and Ifexzion, 8:30 p.m.

• October 13: Palm Trees in Moscow, Phantom Limbs, and The Buzz!, 8:30 p.m.

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• Try a whiskey flight at Dry 85.

• Eat some oysters at the Sailor Oyster Bar (it’s not just for sailors).

• Homemade pumpkin pie ice cream at Annapolis Ice Cream Company on Main Street—they smash up pie and put it in there—it’s outstanding!

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• U.S. Naval Academy Tour A longtime local friend recently took the tour and was blown away by how great it was and how much he learned!

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• Eastport Kitchen PropTalk staffers love the southwest chicken bowl and Eastport cobb salad, but really, all the food is awesome. Open for daily breakfast and lunch, only open for dinner Thursday through Saturday (get the dessert!).

• Quiet Waters Park Escape the show for a walk in this great waterfront park (three miles from downtown, so not easily accessible by foot).

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• You can catch amazing sunsets at Jonas Green Park.

• Mission BBQ Good food and good neighbors, and they give back to the community.

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• Great Frogs Winery Just 15 minutes from downtown Annapolis, Great Frogs Winery is located on Harness Creek Vineyards. Participate in a tasting in the rustic tobacco barn (visitors welcome by reservation only) and then catch a concert in the vineyard.

Sean Hetrick Music will perform Saturday, October 14 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.

• Take a hike or mountain bike ride at Bacon Ridge Natural Area in Crownsville, MD (just 20 minutes from downtown). 630 acres of mature forests, marshes, and its namesake creek.

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• Step back in time to the age of the renaissance at the Maryland Renaissance Festival in Crownsville, MD. The 27 acre Revel Grove is open weekends through October 22 and features more than 200 professional performers, authentic jousting, handmade crafts, and more.

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• The Starbucks in the Maryland Inn basement is great because it’s dark and cool when it’s hot outside and warm and cozy when it’s cold outside.

• Fox’s Den on Main Street for a unique subterranean gastropub experience with creative cocktails and yummy flatbreads.

• Sophie’s Crepes because they are delicious and convenient.

• If it’s cool or rainy, Café Normandie because of the fireplace.

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New in Town • Bread & Butter Kitchen Excellent locally sourced food. Take the water taxi across Annapolis Harbor to this tasty breakfast and lunch spot in Eastport (next to Chart House). Open daily, 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

• Light House Bistro Great mission and awesome food. The Bistro supports the ongoing workforce development and housing programs at the Light House, which provides emergency shelter and transitional housing for homeless individuals and families, as well as permanent supportive housing for women.

• Evelyn’s in West Annapolis Exceptional fresh, local foods, pleasant atmosphere, outdoor seating. Only open for breakfast and lunch (mimosas and Bloody Marys available) and Wednesday happy hour.

Where to watch football within walking distance of show • Acme Bar & Grill • Armadillos Restaurant • Dock Street Bar & Grill • Fado Irish Pub • Middleton Tavern • O’Briens • Stan and Joe’s ##It’s worth the short walk uphill to see State Circle and Maryland Avenue.

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Gills Club Is Back! designed for girls ages seven to 12 that are interested in learning more about sharks. Meetings will be held on the third Thursday of each month (with the exception of October 26, which is the fourth Thursday of October), beginning September 21 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Harms Gallery in the Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons, MD. Preregistration is required at calvertmarinemuseum.com.

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the ocean ecosystem. It was established to support white shark research and education programs to ensure that this important species thrives. The Gills Club is dedicated to connecting girls with female scientists from around the world, sharing knowledge and inspiring shark and ocean conservation. The club gives girls an opportunity to engage in projects about the way sharks are perceived by the public.

Meetings will be held on September 21, October 26, November 16, December 21, and will continue through 2018. For more information, email Mindy Quinn at mindy.quinn@ calvertcountymd.gov.

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bout 40 boat owners of the Chris-Craft Commander Club and their guests gathered for three days in St Michaels, MD, at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum (CBMM) over the weekend of July 21-23. While some came by car, there were five 47-foot Chris-Craft Commanders, one 38-foot Commander, and a 35-foot big block 427 Ford-powered Commander docked at the CBMM that weekend.

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These boats and yachts are used for cruising the Chesapeake Bay in addition to special trips like boat shows and this meet-up in St. Michaels. The event had a loose structure set around a light breakfast get-together in the morning and an evening dinner in the Steamboat Building on the campus of the museum. Otherwise, we were free to reunite as well as make new friends.

One lively discussion included differing opinions about fiberglass wax and varnish choices for the interior and exterior trim. We did find almost universal agreement on the subject of boarding ladders and stairs—Constant Dilemma, a 47foot, stood proud at the piers of the

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museum and was deemed to have the best set-up. Talk over meals and cocktails was lively and engaging: great adventures, maintenance headaches, and the great socializing that boating engenders.

Matt Cowles did a masterful job of orchestrating this event and coordinating with the local members via the Commanders website. Slip configurations, power, and special needs for larger cabin boats can be diverse.

Matt also interfaced with CBMM on the meals and party details. Last but not least, he secured great event sponsors from local marine businesses who provided gift certificates and memorabilia that contributed to this over-the-top cruising event.

The Chris-Craft Commander Club has a worldwide membership of about 3000. They celebrate Chris-Craft’s first fiberglass cruisers—starting with a 38-foot in 1964, when they were the largest wooden boat builder, with over 1.9 million square feet of production space in their plants. That 38-foot was an instant success, followed by their 27-, 31-, 35-, 42-, and 47-foot models. The Chris-Craft Commanders from the mid-1960s to mid-1970s were heavily built in superior molds that put them at the top of the industry. And they’re still admired today for their strong construction, quality ride, craftsmanship, and styling.

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orty-eight Kadey-Krogen boats are expected at the annual Fall Rendezvous scheduled for October 4-8.

Boats will rendezvous in Calvert Marina in Solomons, MD, and dock space is totally full. “We usually pack the boats in tighter than a boat show, docking them side-byside,” says Mike Warren, who is chairman of this year’s rendezvous. “We usually have boats from as far away as Florida and New England. Some are southbound cruisers.

Others fly in or drive to the event. We expect more than 100 people.

Look for a full write-up in the next issue of PropTalk.

Traditionally the Krogen Cruisers, as they’re known, enjoy camaraderie onboard and under a big tent, with catered food and informative speakers. Live music will be provided by Classic Case. “They are an Annapolis band that has performed for us for 10 years now,” says Warren. “Everyone loves them.”

Krogens Cruisers is a group of owners and “want to be” owners of Kadey-Krogen trawlers. They are an informal organization of boaters who love their Krogen yachts and enjoy sharing their boating experiences. Their Chesapeake rendezvous has been an annual event for more than 20 years.

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(After Everyone Goes Home)

By Elizabeth Kelch

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oing to Davis Park is like stepping back in time to an era of neighborhoods, kids being out all day exploring, smiling, and saying hello to strangers. It’s the last town on the east end of Fire Island, the barrier island along the south shore of Long Island, NY, and it’s a typical seasonal beach town.

It has no cars, just wooden walkways everywhere. The extent of buildings beyond the homes includes a beach bar, a nice restaurant, a little grocery store with a snack bar, a tiny post office and library building, and of course, police and fire departments.

With no cars in town all the traffic happens on the water. Throughout the summer there is a tremendous amount of boat traffic in and out of the marina

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and a remarkable amount of people arriving by ferry to make the five-minute walk across the island to the oceanside beach.

In the week after Labor Day, we boaters, anxious to extend our summer boat fun, are some of the last inhabitants of the beach towns at the end of the season, so we get to see the beauty of the town when it’s cleared out. At our floating home, our nightly ritual

of sitting on the bridge for sunset cocktails, discussing the day’s adventures, and planning the next underway has been done in jackets this week.

We’ve even put on socks and shoes (gadzooks). Each night, there are fewer and fewer boats here. We’ve watched the people who work on the island for the summer pulling out and heading back to the mainland. Ferries in and out carry lighter and lighter loads each

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This year we were among the last inhabitants of this little beach town and with nothing to do here besides vacation, it turned mighty quiet after Labor Day had come and gone. The cool and breeze and grey skies felt as though Mother Nature recognized the kids going back to school and suddenly figured she should be delivering autumn weather.

We are one of a few boats left in a nearly empty marina. Tumbleweed Tuesday, as the locals call it, earns its moniker, as the wide, empty wooden walks demonstrate plenty of space for those iconic dried weeds to roll unmolested.

The town feels as if it’s sighing after a busy summer and preparing itself for the lonely winter. I strolled the five-minute walk from the marina across the island to the ocean. With the waves churning, the sky gray and overcast, and the

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beach empty, there’s even more autumn atmosphere to add to the feel of the town.

With all the people cleared away, the town shows itself. Its municipal staples, police and fire, continue their vigilant presence on Main Walk. The post office is closed up and tucked in for the winter, the front window sporting a sign announcing “Grand Opening June 25.” The greys of the overcast and weathered wooden walks are punctuated by the colors of the evergreen trees and tropical décor presenting themselves brightened in the autumn-colored sunshine.

The store is open shorter hours, and even its front doors that spend all summer standing wide open are closed against the wind and beginning chill.

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or boaters who cruise the Bay and beyond, the Great Loop is synonymous with exploration and adventure. The Loop is a series of navigable waterways that totals more than 6000 nautical miles and allows boaters to circumnavigate the eastern part of the United States. It includes

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the Intracoastal Waterway, Hudson River, Erie Canal, Oswego Canal, Rideau Canal, Ottawa River, St. Lawrence Seaway, Trent Severn Waterway, Georgian Bay, North Channel, back into Lake Huron, then to Lake Michigan and on to the Illinois, Mississippi, Ohio, and Tennessee Rivers.

It’s the dream of many cruisers to complete the Loop. For Bay boaters Kurt and Susan Smith that dream was realized earlier this year.

The Great Loop had been on Kurt’s bucket list for many years.

As a trawler owner with decades of powerboating and sailing experience, he was intrigued and inspired by the stories told by veteran “Loopers.” Kurt and his wife Susan, who live on Nabbs Creek off the Patapsco River, began exploring the Bay as sailors, but they wanted to go places; and all too often they found themselves motoring their sailboat. So, in 2002 they purchased a 42-foot 1979 Grand Banks Classic, Irish Lady Too, which would eventually take them around the Loop.

In 2014 they made the decision to do the Loop and spent a year preparing for the trip. The process included prepping the boat,

leaving their jobs, and saying goodbye to friends and family. They shoved off in May 2015 and completed the Loop this past May. Although the trip as a whole was fantastic, they got off to an inauspicious start.

“The first night we stayed in Chesapeake City, DE, where we discovered a leaking fuel filter,” says Susan. “For a short time we considered going back home.” But Kurt, an aerospace engineer who does his own engine work, was able to fix the problem, and they carried on. “Although we had the same problem two other times, in general, the boat performed flawlessly for the whole trip,” says Kurt. “This was the only real maintenance issue we had.”

Everyone does the Loop their own way, and for Kurt and Susan this meant they did not stick to a strict schedule (although they did set a course each day).

At some stops they spent just one night; in others they stayed a month. They also took time out to come home whenever they needed or wanted to.

“Early in our trip, in an effort to stay with a group of boats, we left port when I wasn’t comfortable with the weather,” recalls Susan. “The passage was most uncomfortable, and we wished we hadn’t left when we did. We decided from then on, we would rather leave by ourselves at the right weather window than leave with a questionable forecast just to stay with other boats. Sometimes we travelled with others, but we didn’t travel continuously with anyone. We did, however, make great friends along the way, many with whom we still keep in touch.”

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What were your sources for weather information?

We used Wind Alert, NOAA, local marine weather stations, and Eddy’s Weather Wag through the America’s Great Loop Cruisers’ Association.

Was it difficult being in close quarters for such a long time, and how did you divide up the boat and household duties?

We did not have any problems getting along or dividing up duties. Kurt was generally responsible for all the work below the deck, including the engine and electrical systems, and shared laundry and dishwashing duties. Susan did the woodwork, waxing, cooking, laundry, and dishes, as well.

She also served as chief weather forecaster.

What advice do you have for someone considering doing the Loop?

• Do it before you’re too old. (Kurt just turned 70). You can always go back to work.

• Know your boat and have experience operating it (before the trip Kurt took an engine class in which he took apart a diesel engine, and rebuilt it, all in one day).

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Cruising “Sue took over all the weather planning,” says Kurt. “She became quite skilled at finding the best weather windows, and I really came to rely on her for weather reports. If she said go, we went. If she said wait, we waited.”

Heading northwest from Albany, NY, a few route options are available for the passage to Chicago. Kurt and Susan chose to take the most northern route through Canada, keeping in mind that they wanted to get to Sturgeon Bay, WI, by a certain point in time based on the change of seasons.

For the first winter they tucked Irish Lady Too into a climate controlled boatel in Wisconsin and came home, although Kurt did travel back to Wisconsin several times to complete some boat projects.

The next spring they travelled back to Canada to further explore the North Channel before heading south to Chicago and on to the western portion of the Loop. As they made their way down the Tennessee River, they stayed for a month at Joe Wheeler State Park in AL, where each year the

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park hosts the Fall Rendezvous of the America’s Great Loop Cruisers’ Association (AGLCA) for boaters doing the Loop. As many as 250 people on 90-plus vessels dock at the marina, and the Loopers attend a conference in the resort lodge on the shores of Wheeler Lake.

For many, crossing the Gulf of Mexico is the most daunting passage. “There are two main ways to cross the Gulf,” says Kurt. “One option is to transit over##Heading up the Rideau. night from Carrabelle, FL, directly to Tarpon Springs, FL. We did not choose this option because we didn’t want 20 straight hours of driving. We chose instead the second option: to make three hops. We went from Carrabelle to Steinhatchee; from Steinhatchee to Cedar Key; and finally, from Cedar Key to Tarpon Springs.”

“The Gulf crossing was my biggest fear,” says Susan. “We waited a week for a good weather window.”

That’s not uncommon.

Some Loopers wait two or three weeks in Carrabelle.

In the end, Kurt’s trust in Susan’s weather skills paid off. “The water was per-

fectly flat for the three days we crossed,” Susan says happily.

The second winter the couple planned to be in Florida, where they could enjoy the warm weather and visit Susan’s family in Fort Myers. Thanksgiving was spent at a free dock in the panhandle of Florida, with six or eight other Loopers, and by Christmas they were in Panama City, where they rented a car, left the boat, and drove home to Maryland for the Holidays. They eventually stayed for a month at a marina in Punta Gorda, FL. Finally last spring they were heading home, travelling north up the East Coast, which at times presented some real navigational demands. “The tides and currents in Georgia and South Carolina were six, eight, sometimes 15 feet, which could be very challenging,” recalls Kurt. “After handling the shoaling, currents, and tides there, traveling up the Chesapeake Bay seemed easy.”

Now that they are home, both have new jobs. Susan has returned to practicing law in Baltimore. Kurt, who retired after 26 years as a private contractor at the Goddard Space Flight Center and 18 years at the National Security Agency, is now employed at West Marine, where his employer seems to think he was a good hire. “I got promoted to assistant manager very soon after starting,” he says with a chuckle. ■

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Fishing a Classic Chris Craft

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ave you changed prop sizes on a Classic Chris-Craft?

This boat owner did it on his boat. Why the prop change?

Maybe looking for more top speed? No. A better trolling speed was the goal for his fishing gear. The best trolling prop after several tries for this boat is a 13- by 12-incher. Jim Schiller from Annapolis trolls at the best “fish catching” trolling speed with it, as opposed to other prop diameters (the first number) and pitches (the second number). He has storage room in the center of the boat for some 200 lures. So, getting the most success with this equipment was his goal.

Jim loves to troll under the bridge on the Chesapeake Bay two to three times a week with his boat.

He likes to catch and eat rockfish when in season and uses this classic 22-foot Tournament Fisherman/ Sportsman/Cutlass hull to go fishing. I used all three terms as they came in different models, but today even the open boats are “nick-named” the Cutlass series.

Most of the 500 plus boats with this hull over the years were straight inboards, either as a center console or a raised helm small cuddy cabin model, but 34 were built as outboard-powered center consoles. The Bertram Moppie “style” higher helm and enclosed cabin space with 90 hulls made, is the proper and true Cutlass named model. All Follow us!

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the boats have roughly a 1969 to mid/ late1970 manufacturing date.

Either Boston Whaler or Aquasport are credited with inventing the centerconsole boat style based on conflicting stories back in the early 1960s and maybe depending on which brand one favors.

Thus, this classic is an effective fishing boat. Propped, equipped, and fitted out ready to catch fish for her owner and his fishing buddies.

Classic boats are used for the same multi-purpose that brand-new boats are. This boat “cocktail cruises” eight or more and functions well as a way to get to a dinner restaurant on the water. By the way, a 14- by 14-inch prop delivers a 50-mph top speed, but trolls too fast for Jim. Jim’s boat is powered by a Ford 351 Windsor small block that was sold as a marine engine by Ford from the 1970s to the 1990s, but was used by Ford in

trucks and autos from 1969 to 1996. This is a replacement engine that matched what was in the boat. One needs to know that there are also 351 “Cleveland” engines, which this is not (the Cleveland is a different Ford engine series).

She has a straight inboard shaft, prop under the boat hull, strut, shaft log, stuffing box, and reverse gear. This boat uses a Velvet Drive 71C at a one-to-one (direct) ratio reverse gear which with brass discs in place Jim considers “almost bullet proof.”

What else did this classic need to go fishing? He added a non-stock swim platform, some teak trim, used Awlgrip on the hull for a finish, and did Imron paint on the deck. Any wood got a three coat West System finish with eight to 12 coats of varnish on top of that for more protection. She shines!

Maintenance is easy.

Any wood gets two recoats of varnish each spring, and both the Imron and Awlgrip finishes just get a wash down. The inboard engine and reverse gear need the same attention as any boat would. The shaft alignment needs to be checked with a feeler gauge as needed.

Jim likes this model classic ChrisCraft so much that he has another one under restoration which we used as a photo boat. The boat took the three of us onboard for a wake-strewed South River for a test and photo shoot. I loved this boat as a day boat, fish boat, or way to go for some food pierside. ■ PropTalk.com November 2017 103

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92 Years of Racing in Hampton ##The bridge packed with spectators is visibile behind the race course.

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he 92nd annual Hampton Cup Regatta was held September 23-24 in Mill Creek in Hampton, VA. It is the oldest continuously running hydroplane race in North America. The East Mercury Blvd.

Bridge is closed down for this free event as thousands of spectators descend on Fort Monroe. The bridge is lined with bleachers, pop up tents, food vendors, classic cars, and even Blackbeard’s pirates.

There was a kickoff event the Friday before the race at Oozlefinch Craft Brewery and live music Saturday and Sunday of the show.

Despite some delays to racing on Saturday, heats were completed, and there was thankfully only one flip with the driver involved coming out unharmed. As of print time the official results had not yet posted but we have the unoffical results here. You can watch a video of race footage, along with driver interviews, at proptalk.com/ hampton-cup-regatta-photos.

The Hampton Cup dates back to 1926, when a group of Hampton Yacht Club members decided to have a race “to see who had the best navigation skills and which of their boats was the

##Ayden Sovie with his J Stock Hydroplane.

##The Lockwood Bros. cranes have been “giving the Hampton Cup Regatta a lift” for 50 years!

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fastest.” That spirit of friendly competition evolved and endured to become one of the most popular competitions in the speedboat racing world. And after all these years it continues to be a free event thanks to generous sponsors, including the city of Hampton, VA. We would like to send out a special thank you of our own to race director Kraig Cole, and Ryan Downey of the Hampton CVB for showing us a great time in Hampton. Until next year! hamptoncupregatta.com

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##These salty pirates are part of Blackbeard’s crew.

##Readying the boats in the pits.

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Top Finishers

Special Awards

1 Liter Modified: J. Michael Kelly

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##Adam Thompson in Slippery Eel charging to the finish trying to get past Ralph Justice in Down Necker II.

##Randy Silvers (right) accepting the Dickie White Memorial Trophy from Paul Emely.

Hard Crab Derby Regatta in Crisfield

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ith Smith Island just under 10 miles off its coast, Crisfield, MD, can be considered the spiritual home of the Smith Island Crab Skiff Association. For the second year in a row, stormy weather on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend cancelled the crab skiff races. Not to be deterred, members reorganized and held the Hard Crab Derby Regatta on September 23. This event also included the much-anticipated debut of Bob Wallace’s Gone Crab Skiff Crazy and Rick Loheed’s Muddy Oyster.

With blue skies, temps in the low 80s, and a breeze from the northwest, crab

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skiff racers gathered at Wellington Beach in Crisfield for an afternoon of races. Skiff teams participating were: Down Necker II driven by Ralph Justice, Fiddler on the Bay with Randy Silvers, Gone Crab Skiff Crazy with Bob Wallace, Hot Crabs Cold Beer with Pete Ginocchio, Muddy Oyster with Rick Loheed, Rock My Fish with Joe Strohmer, and Slippery Eel with Adam Thompson.

In the first points race, Pete Ginocchio took top honors while Randy Silvers won the second points race. After racing was completed, the Crab Skiff Association members from Crisfield provided all with

a wonderful lunch, including Smith Island cake for dessert. During lunch, Paul Emely handed out awards; the Captain Lawson Tyler Award was presented to Pete Ginocchio and the Dickie White Memorial Trophy presented to Randy Silvers. A good time was had by all.

The final event for the Smith Island Crab Skiff Association will take place on Saturday, October 29, in Chestertown, MD, during Downrigging Weekend.

For more information on these boats and the Smith Island Crab Skiff Association, visit the website at crabskiff.org, or the Facebook page.

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here can be no doubt; fall is here. Skeins of geese in a blue cloudless sky, the fattest crabs of the season, preparations for impending boat shows, football games, and the blossoming of shrink wrap in area marinas leave no doubt that winter is not far away. Labor shortages continue to be a problem for most shops, but the uptick in business associated with winter storage and repairs is good news.

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report from Denton, MD’s Mathews Brothers’ Geniene Nieves Vigeri reflects busy preparations for fall and winter. “With the return of fall, Mathews Bros has already begun hauling, winterizing, and tucking boats away in our Indoor Boat Storage facility. Space has been filling up quickly, and we expect to be at maximum capacity once again this year. We’ve wrapped up the new Eastport 32 build, and hope to concentrate on our new 26 model over the winter. We will be hosting our seventh annual Fall Festival on Saturday, October 28 from noon to 4 p.m. at our main shop located at 408 N. 10th Street in Denton.

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racy Cimini of the Calvert Marine Museum (CMM) in Solomons, MD, checks in with this report.

“The electric crab scrape Carol Jeanne commissioned last winter at the Patuxent Small Craft Guild at Calvert Marine Museum received some last-minute tuning up before setting off for the Wye Island Electric Boat Marathon. This was held the first week of October in St. Michaels, MD. Tim Scheirer, CMM’s resident artist, provided the new transom decal, and the boat also sported a new paint ##Shipwright Apprentice job for the race. Her Spencer Sherwood helps Thoosa 7000HT moslide a steel beam through 1889 Edna E. Lockwood tor and 48-volt battery at the Chesapeake Bay equipment came from Maritime Museum in St. Annapolis Hybrid Michaels, MD. The beams were used to lift the Marine. Bill Wright, topsides off the hull. the boat’s owner, spent the weekend in St. Michaels for the marathon on Friday and the Mid-Atlantic Small Craft Festival that followed on Saturday and Sunday.”

##The electric-powered crab scrape Carol Jeanne, built at Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons, MD, all ready to participate in the Electric Boat Marathon the Wye River.

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ethany Ziegler of The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum (CBMM) sends us the following.

“CBMM boatyard manager Michael Gorman reports that a major step has been made in the historic restoration of 1889 bugeye Edna E. Lockwood, with her existing topsides lifted by crane to sit directly above her new nine-log hull.

Edna Lockwood represents the last of her kind, as the oldest historic log-hull bugeye still under sail. In mid-September, the topsides were successfully transferred to sit just above the new hull, which shipwrights finished shaping earlier this year. At the same time, Edna’s original

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##Reid Bandy with his rare 1928 Penn Yan Ceestepper, a two-step hydroplane, in the shop in Mayo, MD. Photo by Rick Franke

##Eve Cook inspects her namesake, Eve, a nearly completed log canoe, in Hollywood, MD.

neglected small boat construction method: 1889 hull was moved to the other side of using plywood. “With the high quality CBMM’s campus, where it will eventually plywood and epoxy adhesives available be put on display. today, some very nice boats can be built The next phase in the restoration will of plywood. All it takes is a designer that see shipwrights begin the process of marhas a good eye and knows what plywood rying the two sections of the boat and can and can’t do. Just look at the designs jacking the bottom up to meet frames. of Karl Stambaugh, Sam Devlin, Reuel New stems, hatches, and additional Parker, Atkins, and many others for some structure will also be installed this fall, great plywood boats. There is a caveat to and sails will be sent out to have new ones the plywood choice, however. If the plymade. The team is restoring CBMM’s wood is stamped “made in China,” send it queen of the fleet and National Historic back as quickly as you can. I have a horror Landmark Edna E. Lockwood by replacstory about Chinese marine plywood. Ask ing her nine-log hull, in adherence to the me about it sometime, but be ready for Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for some colorful language.”

Historic Vessel Preservation. Shipwright apprentices working on the project are rom Hollywood, MD, builder generously supported by the Seip Family John Cook reports that the log Foundation and the RPM Foundation. canoe Eve is nearing completion.

All work takes place in full public view through 2018, when Edna will be placed on ##Fred Probst painting the interior of West River the marine railway and Lady at Phipps’ Boat Works in Edgewater, MD. launched at CBMM’s Photo by Rick Franke OysterFest in October.

To keep up with the project, including progress update videos, visit ednalockwood.org. For more on the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, go to cbmm.org.”

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Asking a lady her age is not good manners, and West River Lady, currently in Buster Phipps’ shop in Deale, MD, is aging too gracefully to care. The Lady is a 28-foot open classic bay built wooden box stern deadrise with a vee bottom, carvel planked over sawn frames. She was built in 1979 by Waldon Brothers in Deltaville, VA, for Galesville waterman Florin Windsor. She is in for some cosmetic work, mainly new paint. She’ll be back in the water shortly.

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n Edgewater, MD, Joe Reid of Mast and Mallet has a 27-foot Wayne Goddard custom in the shop for a complete refinishing. Joe also reports a good backlog of winter work in the pipeline.

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n March of 2016 this column profiled a major restoration project involving two Rybovich sport fishermen by Reid Bandy and his friend Mark Hall.

Nearly two years into the project, I stopped by Bandy Boats at Casa Rio Marina in Mayo, MD, to see how they are doing. Mark’s boat is almost complete, awaiting drive line and interior installation. Reid’s boat

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Warpath, an F&S 75 flipped right side up and ready to return to the shop for completion at F&S Boat Works in Bear, DE.

is essentially done. It is outside on jack stands and needs only a few fishing touches. Both boats are scheduled for early spring launches and sea trials.

What Reid and Mark have done with both boats is to retain the outward appearance of the classic Rybovichs, but used modern materials and techniques to make them stronger and lighter. Reid estimates they have reduced the weight

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A late 1950s plywood Trojan Sea Queen in for bottom repairs and a new fiberglass bottom at Choptank Boat Works In Denton, MD.

of the boats by three to three and a half tons. A lot of that saving came from removing the original twin engines and substituting a single diesel engine with a hull redesign to a tunnel or pocket drive with a nearly flat shaft angle. Reid’s boat sports a bright pink hull. She retains her original name, Timid Tuna, and was supposed to have been built for one of gangster Al Capone’s lieutenants. Anything

Timid Tuna, a rebuilt and modified 1955 Rybovich awaiting final tweaks in front of the shop in Mayo, MD. Photo by Rick Franke

is possible, especially with boats and Miami, but the build date of 1955 makes it a bit of a stretch since Capone went to prison in 1933. It’s a good story anyway, and that’s half the fun of old boats.

Reid Bandy always seems to have something else interesting going on, and this visit to his shop was no exception.

When not working on Timid Tuna, Reid is restoring a 1928 Penn Yan Ceestepper.

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West River Lady, a 28-foot classic bay built deadrise getting a face lift at Phipps’ Boat Works in Deale, MD. Photo by Rick Franke

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Transitional types such as the Ceestepper were very fast but difficult to control in turns.

Penn Yan originally built mainly canoes, and not surprisingly the boats are planked over frames and covered with canvas and then painted, just like canoes.

Surviving Ceesteppers are very rare and many have had the original construction replaced with plywood. Reid plans to restore his to the original specifications.

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07:23 AM 0.2 6 M F01:02 9 05:15 PM PM1.0 0.330 ◐07:06 PM 0.3 9

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09:08 06:47 AM AM0.2 0.6 6 18 08:04 06:31 AM AM0.1 0.5 3 15 09:11 07:14 AM 09:13 AM -0.2 AM 0.2 -60.46 12 07:56 12:31 AM 08:46 PM -0.3 AM 0.9 -90.8 27 M F02:48 Tu Sa W M F PM Th 94 Tu SaPM 12:14 PM PM1.3 1.140 34 01:59 11:55 PM AM1.1 1.034 30 03:30 01:31 03:42 PM1.2 PM 1.1373.1 34 02:20 06:37 03:05 PM1.1 PM 0.2342.66 09:19 06:27 PM PM0.3 0.3 9 9 08:17 06:12 PM PM0.3 0.4 9 12 10:11 07:26 PM 10:11 PM0.1 PM 0.2 30.46 12 09:11 PM 09:35 0.1 PM 30.7 09:52 07:48 AM AM0.1 0.5 3 15 08:45 07:21 AM AM0.0 0.5 0 15 09:51 08:01 AM 10:26 AM -0.2 AM 0.1 -60.43 12 08:42 07:09 AM 09:47 AM -0.4 AM 0.0 -120.80 Tu Sa W Su Th Tu SaPM F 94 W SuPM 03:47 01:28 PM PM1.4 1.243 37 02:54 01:00 PM PM1.2 1.037 30 04:23 02:30 04:53 PM1.2 PM 1.2373.1 37 03:18 01:31 04:03 PM1.2 PM 1.0372.6 30 10:22 07:34 PM PM0.3 0.3 9 9 09:27 07:11 PM PM0.3 0.4 9 12 11:10 08:27 PM 11:13 PM0.1 PM 0.2 30.36 10:21 9 07:39 PM 10:27 PM0.0 PM 0.2 00.56 10:31 08:44 AM AM0.1 0.5 3 15 W Su Th 04:40 02:37 PM PM1.4 1.243 37 11:20 08:38 PM PM0.3 0.3 9 9

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31 02:25 AM 08:53 AM Tu 02:59 PM 09:06 PM

dIFFEREnCEs

High Sharps Island Light –3:47 Havre de Grace +3:11 Sevenfoot Knoll Light –0:06 St Michaels, Miles River –2:14

Low –3:50 +3:30 –0:10 –1:58

H. Ht *1.18 *1.59 *0.82 *1.08

L. Ht *1.17 *1.59 *0.83 *1.08

1.3 0.3 1.2 0.4

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m

16 11

17 12

01:45 -0 0.8F AM 01:5 08:16 AM 07:43 -0.8E 02:37 -0 0.8F WPM F 01:4 08:39 PM 08:22 -0.8E

Station 13 18 ID: Source: NO Station Typ 02:05 AM 3 12:23 12 12:40 AM0.0 0.3 00.19 02:48 02:56 AM0.1 AM 0.3 30.19 53 12:19 AM AM 0.1 -0.33 20 -9 12:39 AM AM 0.1 0.13 3 5 02:37 AM -0 5 502:25 5 AM 2020 20AM 5 02:05 20 02:37 Time Zone 08:26 AM 40 07:15 05:06 AM AM0.9 1.1273.3 34 101 07:38 05:43 AM 09:20 AM0.7 AM 0.9213.3 27 101 05:35 08:33 AM AM 0.8 3.7 24 113 05:55 09:05 AM AM 0.6 3.0 18 91 09:08 01:48AM 04:54AM 0.8F AM 02:43 Tu Su ThPM W M F PM Su 02:52 M 03:25 Tu 03:30 02:33 PM 3 11:57 6 01:17 11:28 AM -0.3 -0.1 -90.1-3 01:27 03:34 AM -0.2 PM -0.1 -60.2-3 Tu 6 11:56 AM PM -0.4 -0.2 -12 W -6 12:11 PM PM -0.3 0.2 -9 6 PM 14 -0 4 19 08:00AM 11:06AM -0.8E 08:3 ○ 08:43 PM 46 08:03 06:11 PM PM1.7 1.6523.2 49 98 08:15 06:44 PM 09:36 PM1.3 PM 1.3402.8 40 85 06:48 08:54 PM PM 1.4 2.9 43 88 06:56 09:23 PM PM 1.1 2.4 34 73 09:33 PM 2

9 15 03:53 01:43 AM AM0.3 0.5 9 15 2222 7 08:27 06:34 AM AM1.1 1.434 43 08:44 07:14 AM AM0.9 1.227 37 Tu Sa W Su Th 02:26 12:58 PM PM0.0 0.2 0 6 02:27 01:29 PM PM0.1 0.2 3 6 09:11 07:28 PM PM1.9 1.758 52 09:18 08:09 PM PM1.5 1.546 46

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AM 0.8 AM -0.4 PM 1.4 PM

November 2017 Tides

05:20 AM0.1 1.2 30.2 37 02:19 AM 9 43 01:24 AM 02:11 6 05:08 AM0.1 0.9 30.1 27 43 4 401:30 4 AM 1919 19AM 11:43 AM0.9 0.0273.10 94 08:43 AM 06:40 AM 1.0 30 9 06:21 AM 07:44 AM 06:56 11:20 AM AM0.7 -0.1213.3-3 101 Th M Sa W PM Tu Su ThPM 06:05 06:21 PM 1.6 -90.2 49 02:54 PM 6 12:39 PM PM0.0 1.5 0 46 12:25 01:47 -0.3 PM 12:48 6 06:06 PM -0.2 1.4 -60.2 43 M ●07:28 PM 1.6 ○07:10 PM ● PM 08:59 PM 402.9 88 49 08:01 1.7 PM 523.1 94 07:41 1.3

cm

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1

04:42 AM 4 02:18 08:45 11:04 AM Sa 03:01 05:56 PM ○ 09:04

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ft cm

0.0 21 0Maximum Slack 1 05:42 AM Sla3 3.1-9 94 F 11:59 AM -0 h34 m knots PM h 2 0.1 3h m 06:00 02:24AM 0.8F 2.63 79 05:48AM 09:00AM -0.8E 06:0 12:30PM 03:12PM 0.6F MAM W 12:2 0.0 21 0 -0 2 12:03 06:18PM 09:06PM -0.6E 3.1 -9 94 06:34 AM 06:43 Sa 0.1 34 3 12:52 PM -0 2.53 76 06:53 PM 2 12:00AM 03:18AM 0.8F 12:5 0.0 18 0 12:54 AM 06:5 -0 06:36AM 09:42AM -0.8E 3 3.1 -9 94 AM Th 01:06PM 03:54PM 07:25 0.7F Tu 01:03 Su 0.1 34 3 01:44 PM 07:3 -0 07:00PM 10:00PM -0.7E 2.53 76 ○ 07:46 PM ◑ 2

2 01:02 AM AM0.3 1.4 9 43 01:32 04:32 AM0.1 1.0 30.1 30 33 03:51 AM AM 0.9 -0.2 27 18 AM AM 0.6 03:57 AM AM0.4 1.612 49 04:47 04:37 12:43 AM0.1 AM 1.2 30.4 37 01:39 AM -6 04:39 3 312:46 1818 3 312:34 3 AM 1812 18 18AM 3 01:32 18 01:26 06:00 AM 1.1 34 05:28 AM 1.0 30 06:15 10:42 AM AM0.7-0.121 -3 10:14 AM -0.4 -12 10:53 07:55 AM AM -0.3 F

10 Time October

TimeTime Height Height

ft cm

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40 9 37 12

Spring Range 1.5 1.9 1.1 1.4

212.7 10:23 AM 11:41 -0.5 AM -150.4 Su 05:09 TuPM 05:51 1.4 PM 432.7

dIFFEREnCEs

High Mtn Pt, Magothy River +1:24 Chesapeake Beach –1:14 Cedar Point –3:16 Point Lookout –3:48

Low +1:40 –1:15 –3:13 –3:47

H. Ht *0.88 *1.12 *1.33 *1.37

L. Ht *0.88 *1.14 *1.33 *1.33

Spring Range 1.0 1.1 1.4 1.4

21 M 82 21

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2.6 27 06:38 09:16 AM AM -0.1 0.3-3 Tu 01:14 Su 03:33 79 PM PM 0.9 2.7 27 21 07:08 09:51 PM PM 0.1 0.13

24 W 79 21

2.7 24 07:26 10:21 AM AM -0.2 0.3-6 M 04:35 02:13 PM PM 1.0 2.7 30 08:09 10:43 PM PM 0.1 0.13

2.9 24 24 08:11 11:19 AM AM -0.2 0.2-6 Th 03:03 Tu 05:28 79 PM PM 1.0 2.6 30 15 09:04 11:30 PM PM 0.1 0.03 18 F 82 12

3.0 21 08:54 12:09 AM PM -0.3 0.2-9 W 06:15 03:48 PM PM 1.1 2.6 34 09:53 PM 0.1 3

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Octobe 20 15

6 1

21 16

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N12:24AM Henry and Winter storage ST/LDT Time Zone: LST/LDT 02:30AM -1.0E 12:00AM 03:12AM -0.9E 03:00AM -1.1E Type: 03:18AM -0.9E 12:06AM 03:24AM -1.1E Chesapeake 12:00AM 03:24AM -0.9E 02:24AM 05:24AM -1.4E 12:18AM 0.8F 12:18AM 1.2F Type: Harmonic 0.6F 12:54AM 1 Station Type: Harmonic Station Harmonic Station Type: Harmonic Station Type: Harmonic Station Station Type: Harmonic TunnEL,Virginia,2017 24 06:54AM 9 06:42AM 24N07:00AM 9 12:12PM 24 06:36AM 06:12AM 08:36AM 0.6F 0.8F 09:24AM 0.5F 0.8F 09:12AM 0.6F 0.6F 09:36AM 0.5F 07:00AM 09:54AM 0.8F 07:00AM 09:48AM 0.6F 9 76.3683° 24 9LST/LDT 24 01:48AM 04:54AM 02:48AM 05:30AM 03:30AM 06:00AM 03:24AM 05:48AM 0.6F 03:06AM 0.6F -1.1E 06:24AM 08:48AM 1.7F 05:24AM 03:18AM -0.8E 03:06AM -1.2E 06:42AM -0.7E 04:06AM 07:06AMBa -1A Latitude: 39.0130° Longitude: WHarbor Latitude: 36.9592° Longitude: 76.0130° W AM EApproach AM AM 12:06AM E AMZone: EN03:06AM AM 9 E Baltimore Baltimore Harbor (off Sandy Baltimore Approach Point), Harbor (off 2016 Sandy Approach Baltimore Point), (off 2016 Harbor Sandy A 411:24AM 412:12PM 19 401:06PM 19 Time Zone: LST/LDT Time Zone: LST/LDT Time LST/LDT Zone: Time LST/LDT Time LST/LDT 02:24PM -0.7E -0.8E 12:18PM 03:00PM -0.5E -0.8E 03:00PM -0.6E 12:48PM 03:12PM 03:48PM -0.6E 01:12PM 03:42PM -0.4E 08:00AM 11:06AM 08:30AM 11:30AM 08:42AM 11:42AM -0.8E 08:36AM 11:18AM -0.6E -0.7E 0.5F 12:48PM 06:30PM -1.3E 09:24AM 12:36PM 1.2F 06:12AM 09:24AM 1.6F F 09:12AM 12:42PM 1.1F SaZone: 10:18AM 01:24PM 1 403:30PM 19 439.0130° 19 4 Tu 19 Th F SaZone: Su Time AM 08:00AM AM 10:54AM AM 03:54AM AM AM AM AM AM AM A M -0.4E Tu Th76.3683° Flood Dir. Mean Ebb Dir. 189° (T) Flood Mean Dir. 112° (T) 76.3683° hW and02:12PM Low Waters 05:18PM 02:24PM 05:48PM 02:30PM 06:00PM 1.2F(T) 02:06PM 05:42PM 1.1F 01:42PM 1.3FN07:18PM 09:00AM -0.5E Latitude: 39.0130° Longitude: Latitude: W Longitude: Latitude: 76.3683° 39.0130° WN Longitude: Latitude: 05:12PM 08:42PM 1.1F 0.9F Th 05:42PM 09:12PM 0.9F 1.1F Mean 05:42PM 09:12PM 1.0F25° 05:48PM 09:18PM 0.7F 06:42PM 09:48PM 06:24PM 09:36PM 0.6F 09:42PM 04:00PM -0.9E 04:18PM 07:12PM -1.3E 04:24PM 07:24PM -0.9E 05:00PM 07:48PM -1P Sa Su M Tu AM PM 05:18PM E 0.8F PM PM 11:36AM E Mean PMN Dir. PM297° E (T) PM Ebb PM E M PM 39.0 W Th Sa Su 08:30PM 11:30PM -0.9E

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It’s a Dam Shame

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round was broken last month on the Bloede Dam removal, along the Patapsco River, in Patapsco State Park. This dam is the first barrier on the Patapsco which blocks access for fish moving to and from the Chesapeake. “At long last we are reclaiming a river ecosystem, restoring a waterway in the heart of central Maryland and resolving a public safety hazard,” Natural Resources secretary Mark Belton said of the project. The removal of the dam is expected to restore 65 miles of spawning habitat to herring, shad, eels, and other anadromous fish.

##Bloede Dam. Photo by Lauren Mitchell, Office of Communications/ MD DNR

Spearfishing for… Smallmouth??

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he Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) recently reported that Kevin Medrano, 18, received citations for fishing violations after witnesses saw him spear a smallmouth bass with a spear gun in the Potomac River—in a catch-and-release area, no less. Medrano and a companion denied guilt, but officers found a set of wet goggles in their vehicle and a smallmouth bass in their cooler. They also found a spear gun, which had mysteriously made its way into the tall grass next to the C & O Canal. Thank you, NRP officers.

T o u r n a m e n t N e ws HUK Big Fish MSSA Fall Classic Classic Recap Coming up Soon

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he HUK Big Fish Classic went well last month, after heavy winds forced a postponement back in July. This tournament allows for overnight fishing, with 32 hours of continual lines in the water. Although the postponement caused a dip in participation (40 boats fished in the tournament, as opposed to the 67 boats entered last year), the pay-outs were big: both No Quarter and Restless Lady broke the $60,000 mark, taking home $62, 968 and $61,935 respectively.

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ith fall fishing for striped bass heating up, the Maryland Saltwater Sportfishing Association’s big fall tournament, the Classic, is already shaping up to be a good one. You still have a while before lines-in on November 17, but now’s a good time to start planning because early entries received before November starts will get a break on entry fees. On top of that, those entering by November 3 will be entered in a drawing for a free Simrad Go9 XSE electronics bundle including 4G radar. Get those entries in early, and you could gain an edge over the competition—with an entire new electronics suite. Visit mssa.net to enter.

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Anglers White Perch Open Recap

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##Charlie Ebersberger awards Stan Ma first place at the 2017 Anglers White Perch Open. Photo courtesy of Anglers Sport Center.

became so big we even had to turn people away. For next year Huk has become a sponsor, and we’ll be pushing to make the White Perch Open even larger.”

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ould a white perch tournament be the next BIG thing? Heck yes, and in case you didn’t notice the 2017 Anglers White Perch Open, held by Anglers Sports Center in Annapolis, MD, attracted close to 200 anglers. With such fierce competition it was no small feat for Stan Ma to amass a stringer weight of 3.83 pounds to take first place (awards were based on the heaviest stringer of five perch).

In the youth division Gage Harrell entered the spotlight, with 3.65 pounds of perch.

And those perch most certainly did not go to waste. “We probably filleted 700 perch for the event,” said Charlie Ebersberger, owner of Anglers. “It was a massive fish fry, enjoyed by all. There were lots of prizes, lots of kids, and toward the end it

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Fish Spot

Annapolis, MD

By Eric Burnley

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hile the U.S. Powerboat Show is a good reason to visit Annapolis, MD, fishermen also have good reason to stop here. One of the most consistent producers of rockfish, blues, and perch is the Chesapeake Bay Bridge connecting Annapolis to the Eastern Shore. I still hear from a few old timers that the “damn bridge” ruined the Eastern Shore, but most folks see the connection as an economic boom for just about everyone who lives on the shore.

While economics is fine, what we are interested in is fishing. The many pilings that support this bridge are fish magnets, along with some other locations close to the span.

It could not be any easier to access the Chesapeake Bay. Sandy Point State Park has a great boat ramp with lots of parking. This is not to say it can’t get crowded, especially on the holiday weekends, but most of the time there is room for everyone who wants to fish out of here.

The run from the ramp to the Bay is sheltered and short. You can start fishing as soon as you reach the first few pilings by jigging, live bait fishing, or trolling. As with any structure, some places may hold more fish than others.

This can change with the tide, so if your first choice proves unproductive, keep looking.

As a general rule, the fish will be on the down current side of the bridge waiting for the tide to wash a hapless baitfish to their waiting maw. Live bait and jigs should be deployed so the current presents them in as natural a manner as possible. This can be above the piling or directly alongside the structure. Sometimes the rockfish will be close to the surface, while at other times they will be holding deeper. The deeper they are the more weight you will have to use to get the bait down to the strike zone.

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piling and then drift the eel around the structure to the rockfish. I found this effective but a bit nerve-wracking ##Ken Schultz jigged up this fine as we hoped the anchor held.

Chesapeake Bay rockfish close to the Bay Bridge. Photo by Eric Burnley Fortunately, it always did.

Just above the Chesapeake Bay Bridge is Baltimore Light.

I have caught rockfish and above and use all the techniques we have blues by trolling the channel edge from discussed. The fish will dictate where and here on up the Bay. This year tube lures how they will fish on any given day. in purple and red have been the hot Lodging and dining locations are trolling set up. abundant in and near Annapolis. You Just south of the bridge is Hackett’s can select from waterfront locations right Bar. This location is known as one of downtown or one of the hotels along the better spots to set up a chumming Route 50 or off Riva Road. During the operation. The last time I was here was boat show week (October 12-15) the with Harry Yingling and his son Harry. downtown hotels will be booked, but it is We had fair action as soon as the chum a short ride from Route 50 or Riva Road line got going, and while I don’t think to the Navy stadium parking lot where we had our limit, we had a great time. shuttle buses will take you to the show.

Shore fishermen can have a good One of my favorite places to eat is the shot at rockfish, blues, and perch from Red, Hot, and Blue Bar-B-Que spot on the beach at Sandy Point State Park.

Route 50 eastbound. They have great Folks fish from here all year, but when barbeque, and their chocolate cake is to the swimmers take over during the day, die for. the fishermen work the early morning Annapolis is loaded with other attracand late evening shift. tions including the U.S. Naval AcadFishing tackle and information are emy, the World War II Memorial, the available at Anglers Sports Center on Maryland State House, and more gift and eastbound Route 50. I have been dealspecialty shops than even my wife could ing with these good people for many visit in a week. years and can recommend them to the beginner as well as the more seasoned Come to Annapolis for the angler.

U.S. Powerboat Show, but There are several charter operations leave time for some fishing. running out of Annapolis. They will target rockfish at all the locations listed You won’t be disappointed.

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How To Handle a Fish

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By Eric Burnley

ish are generally slippery and some have sharp spines and fins. They also flop and flip around, adding to the problem of getting them off the hook and either back in the water or in the cooler.

Small fish, such as perch, croakers, and spot, are easily handled with a wet rag. The rag should be soaked in the Bay or ocean water to prevent removing the slime that covers the fish’s body and protects against infections.

Larger fish, such as blues, rockfish, and drum, can be a bit of a handful. These fish can be safely handled with a lip gripper.

This is a plastic device that is inserted into the fish’s mouth and locks down tight on the lower jaw. At this point the fish can be unhooked and either released while still in the water or dropped in the fish box.

All saltwater anglers are going to catch fish that they have to release because the fish is too small, too large, or out of season.

The dehooker is the best way to accomplish this with minimal handling of the fish.

Dehookers come in all sizes and will work best with circle hooks. Small fish can be released by inserting the hook through the loop on the dehooker and holding the line in your other hand. At this point the fish is hanging between the line and the dehooker. Now flip the fish over the line, and the hook will come out dropping the fish back in the water.

Larger fish don’t flip that easy.

For big blues, rockfish, and especially sharks you are going to need a bigger dehooker. Keeping the fish in the water, slide the dehooker down the leader to the hook. Push hard on the dehooker while giving slack line to the leader, and the hook will come out.

Some sharks and all billfish must not be brought onboard if they are to be released. Having a large dehooker allows anglers to release these fish and stay within the law. #

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Biz Buzz Exclusive Dealer

Italian yacht builder Austin Parker has announced the appointment of Chesapeake Yacht Center as its dealer for the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. Headquartered in Baltimore, MD, Chesapeake Yacht Center is a white-glove concierge dealership that serves customers throughout the MidAtlantic region for all their yachting needs, and has additional offices and service points in Hampton and Woodridge, VA, and Hilton Head, SC. “We’re excited to be joining forces with Austin Parker,” said Josh White, co-principal at Chesapeake Yacht Center. “The Austin Parker product is revered throughout Europe, and we can’t wait for our customers to see and experience first-hand the exceptional quality, workmanship, and on-water performance of these fine yachts.” austinparker.it; chesapeakeyachtcenter.com

Mercury Outboard Dealer Harbour Cove Marina in Deale, MD, announces that it has become a certified Mercury outboard dealer. www.harbourcove.com

Celebrating 40 Years

Wayne Hamilton started Hamilton Marine out of his garage in Searsport, ME, in 1977. As an active boater, he saw a need on the waterfront for a diverse marine supply store. Today, Hamilton Marine is one of the largest independent marine suppliers on the East Coast, serving the recreational, commercial, and boatbuilding industries across the country. Hamilton Marine also announces that Renee Kitchen has been promoted to the position of marketing manager.

After joining Hamilton Marine, Kitchen discovered that the company sells to various, very different markets employing all sorts of media and a wide array of marketing strategies. She thrived on the pace and complexity and always welcomed more. “She abounds in that basic, imaginative virtue essential to a successful marketer: seeing the world not through our eyes but those of our customers,” said David Normann of Hamilton Marine. hamiltonmarine.com

ABYC Training Seminar

The American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC) will be hosting a training seminar October 25 at the Annapolis Maritime Museum from 4 to 8 p.m. Attendees will receive four industry CEU credits and learn how ABYC can maximize their business. Topics include: corrosion theory, new products and applications, corrosion application, and marketing and new business development. Registration fees are $49 for ABYC members, $69 nonmembers. abycinc.org

Sales Team Expands

Clarks Landing is excited to expand its sales team with the addition of Dave Sheilds as an affiliate broker and Mike Carr as a full-time sales professional. They have joined Clarks Landing to sell Sea Rays, Beneteau Powerboats, used and brokerage boats and yachts. Sheilds develops solid relationships with his clients by finding the right product to fulfill their boating dreams. Carr has been working in the marine industry for eight years. He is ready to make a positive impact with Clarks Landing and is looking forward to finding you a boat that fits your lifestyle. clarkslanding.com

$4.8 Million in Funding

Snag-A-Slip, an online boat slip reservation company, announces that it has closed a $4.8 Million Series A financing round led by Claritas Capital. Also participating in the round were TCP Venture Capital, through the Propel Baltimore Fund; Jerry South, Founder and Chairman of Towne Park and the Abell Foundation. The Series A funding will allow the company to significantly expand sales and marketing efforts, develop new product features, and broaden operations. snagaslip.com

Unveiling

Hinckley, the builder of America’s finest yachts for nearly 90 years, continued its legacy of innovation by unveiling the world’s first fully electric luxury yacht— Dasher. Designed from the outset for fully electric propulsion, Dasher achieves a new standard of excellence pairing modern styling with hi-tech composite construction.

Dasher powers her 28 feet 6 inches with twin 80-hp electric motors and dual BMW i3 lithium ion batteries. Dasher accepts dual 50 amp charging cables, standard on most docks, so it can charge twice as fast as the most popular plug-in electric cars. It gains a full charge in under four hours with dual 50 amp charging. Her cruising speed is 10 mph with fast cruising at 18-27 mph.

Range is 40 miles at cruising speed and 2025 miles at fast cruising speeds. hinckleyyachts.com/models/dasher/dasher

North American Debut

Grand Banks Yachts Limited announces the North American introduction of the highly anticipated Grand Banks 60 at the Newport International Boat Show.

To celebrate the 60th anniversary of Grand Banks, this yacht further burnishes the company’s reputation of designing, engineering, and building high-tech, long range motor yachts that have satisfied cruising owners since the 1960s. The new Grand Banks 60 incorporates the latest marine technologies, from leading-edge construction to well-proven and reliable propulsion and maneuvering systems. “The GB60 is taking Grand Banks in a whole new direction in terms of appearance, performance, and construction techniques”, said Grand Banks’ CEO Mark Richards. grandbanks.com

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32’ Monterey 328SS ‘14 Excellent cond. just in on trade. Sea Dek flooring throughout, upgraded stereo package, twin Mercruiser 300-hp only 195 hrs! Asking $139,000 Call Chris Beardsley 757-512-6456 or email cbeardsley@annapolisyachtsales.com

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32’ Regal 32 express ’16 Like new fully optioned out 32 Regal express.

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35’ Nauticat 35 Pilothouse. Motor Sailor, Good dual purpose boat. 50-hp eng motors at 7knots….and she sails too! Great layout w/ owner cabin aft. 2 cabin, 2 head layout. Furling main / job. AC/Heat - Sharp boat, Take a look! $125,000. 410-269-0939 Rod@CrusaderYachts.com

35’ Tiara Express ’96 840 hrs on well maintained Cummins 6CTA 420-hp, shed kept, bottom painted 2017, exchangers and coolers flushed 2017, Garmin 4210, super wide 13’9” beam, Clean! only $115,000, call Bob Wagner 484-832-3331, bob@grandeyachts.com

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36’ Legacy 36 ’17 Hull #4 On Order for August 2017. Time to make modifications to specs. Galley up, convertible dinette below, great island owners cabin. Single Cummins dsl, upgraded to 520-hp. Genset, thruster and MORE! Call CYS Broker today for more info. 410 269-0939.

36’ Sabreline Express Cruiser ’99 Clean, well optioned and well maintained. Low hr Cats. Recent and extensive list of upgrades to prep for distance cruising. Call or email for details.

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36’ Tiara Sovran ’06 550 hrs on well maintained Cummins QSC8.3 490-hp, new RayMarine electronics pkg 2016, new Fusion stereo system 2016, cleanest 36 Sovran on market, only $215,000, call Bob Wagner 484-832-3331, bob@grandeyachts.com 36’ Zimmerman 36 ‘99 Cummins 6CTA8.3-M3 450-hp eng, bow/thruster, genset , AC/Heat, w/ both traditional reverse cycle AC/Heat and diesel/heat this is a true all season cruiser. David Malkin david@northpointyachtsales.com 443-790-2786 ‘37 Larson Cabrio MY ‘05 Asking $89,000 - Twin Mercruiser 420’s, great cruiser or plush live aboard, full enclosure camper top, cockpit entertainment area. Contact Scott at 410-703-0263 or scott@martinbird.com

37’ Mariner ’08 $269,900 “Our Time” is a wonderful trawler, w/ Great Loop capability for the serious cruiser, or weekend waterfront condo capability for the casual cruiser. Call Scott at 757 570-3944 sjames@Bluewateryachtsales.com

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Owner moving up to larger Riviera. $299,000 Ned Dozier 443-995-0732, www.neddoziergrandeyachts.com, 37’ Sea Ray 370 Aft Cabin ’99 Many upgrades, 2016: new engines, 2017: new canvas, new batteries, new chart plotter, new davits. $85,000 Contact David Malkin 443-790-2786 or david@northpointyachtsales.com 37’ Sea Ray Sundancer ’94 TNT lift, gen, Very Nice $49,900 610-299-3598 Upper Chesapeake Yacht Sales

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38’ Rampage ’05 $205,000 “Fish Wife” is a rare bright red one-owner Rampage 38 Œ with low hours (370 original!) on her CAT 510-hp C-9 engines. Call Mark 757 406 1673 mconnors@bluewateryachtsales.com 38’ True North 38 ’07 Modern styled downeast yacht, recent improvements include: underwater lights ’12, new canvas for flybridge, cockpit, bimini.

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Island Pilot 395 - 2006 Cruise 8 knots/25 knots, <1500 hrs., efficient Volvo common rail diesels, two staterooms, one 1/2 heads, galley up. $229,900. pdanncummings@gmail.com

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40’ Riviera Flybridge ’05 Local Chesapeake Bay boat sold new by me, never fished, all service & detailing up to date & then some. Owner moving up to a larger Riviera & thus asking only $295,000. Ned Dozier, 443-995-0732 (m), www.neddoziergrandeyachts.com

400DA Sea Ray ’08 Brokerage w/450hrs Cummins diesels. Sat TV, flat screens, hardwood floors and master stateroom. This boat is a real entertaining destination. $269,000 call Marshall at 912-467-2782 or mwood@pwmarina.com

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Smartly outfitted. Well maintained. A 4 season boat. $248,000 S&J Yachts 410 639-2777. www.sjyachts.com

41’ Sea Ray 410 Sundancer ’13 226 hrs on Cummins QSB 407-hp, super clean Sea Ray, fully equipped, RayMarine electronics, bow thruster, full cockpit galley, full teak cockpit, only $429,000, call Bob Wagner 484-832-3331, bob@grandeyachts.com 410DA Sea Ray ’12 Brokerage, Fresh water one owner w/ joystick docking.

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Golden Star 42 Sundeck MY 1989 $74,500 Twin Perkins 240-hp, gen set, dual zone AC/Heat, fly bridge, aft deck w/ hard top, owner’s cabin island double, galley down. Call Tony 443-553-5046 / greatblueyachts.com

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40 Tollycraft Sundeck 1987 ................................$42,000 39 Mainship 390 Trawler 2001 ................................. U/C 37 Great Harbour N37 Trawler 2007 .................... SOLD 37 Sea Ray 370 1997 ............................................ SOLD 36 Sabreline Express 1997 ........................................ U/C 35 Chris Craft double cabin 1974 .......................$22,000 34 Marinette aft cabin 1992 .................................. SOLD 34 Mast & Mallet Rabbit 1996 ...........................$68,000 34 Mainship 2005 ................................................. SOLD

33 Sea Ray Sundancer 2004 ...............................$49,900 31 Bayliner Ciera 3055 1999 ..............................$34,900 31 Sea Ray Amberjack Sport Bridge 1992 .........$29,000 31 Sea Ray 310 Sundancer 2002 ........................$59,900 30 Custom Deadrise 2001 ...................................$70,000 29 Dyer soft top 2001 ....................................... $142,500 27 Chaparral 250 Signature 2008 ............................. U/C 22 Shamrock Cuddy 2005 ...................................$36,900 21 Roth Bilt cabin 2009 ......................................$65,000

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44’ Tiara Q44 ’17 28 hrs on IPS600s, full teak decking, hydraulic swim platform, new layout, all factory options. Change in plans makes this amazing opportunity available now. Ned Dozier, 443-995-0732 (m), www.neddoziergrandeyachts.com

Carver 445 ’99 $159,900 Immaculate, Loaded and Priced Right! Twin Cummins 450 Diamonds - only 350 hrs, Gen Set, 3 Zone AC/Heat, Hard tp w/ Dinghy crane, washer, dryer, radar, plotter. A must see boat! Call Tony 443-553-5046 Day or evening / greatblueyachts.com 45’ Hatteras Sportfish 1971 new listing Repowered w/new Cummins dsls; upgraded flybridge; new hull & deck paint; 3 staterooms; upgraded interior. Great offshore fishing wagon. $149k. Rick Casali 410-279-5309 or rick@northpointyachtsales.com

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BROKERAGE & CLASSIFIED 54’ Sea Ray ’13 540 Sundancer Twin Cummins 600 QSC Zeus 600-hp I/B dsl - $849,900 – Contact Fred Beu at (410) 604-4300 or fredb@clarkslanding.com

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61’ Queenship Pilothouse ’97 T/Cats, 2 gen sets, stabilized, 1997/shows like a 2005. Only $595,000. Walczakyacht.com 888-999-1611

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classic ##Photo courtesy of U.S. Coast Guard

Greenbury Point Shoal Light U

ntil the early 1930s, the entrance to the Severn River into Annapolis was marked by a lighthouse not unlike the postcardworthy Thomas Point Shoal Light a bit farther south.

What Annapolis boaters used to refer to as the “spider buoy” had its origins as a hexagonal, cottage-style lighthouse on a seven-screwpile foundation. The Greenbury Point Shoal Light was lit in 1892 to mark the shoal. Badly damaged by ice in 1918, the cottage structure was removed 15 years later and replaced by an automatic light on a skeleton tower on top of the original screwpile structure.

Following the unceremonious decapitation of the spider buoy the

previous summer, on October 21, 2008, with so little fanfare that the Annapolis Harbormaster didn’t even hear about it until it was over, the 75-foot U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) cutter Sledge crew completed the removal of the lighthouse’s structure from the mouth of the Severn River.

Two dolphin-style navigational aids were installed nearby, and the area was swept clean of wires and obstructions.

Mention the spider buoy to a longtime Annapolis boater, and

you’ll note a touch of nostalgia even for the unattractive remains of a longlost light. ~M.W.

##Photo by Dave Dunigan/davedunigan.com

To learn more about lighthouses on the Bay, visit the Chesapeake Chapter of the U.S. Lighthouse Society at cheslights.org.

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