St. Michaels Day Trip

[gfueston]

I'm looking to do a day trip to St. Michaels. I've got a 30' Sea Ray 10.5 beam. Any suggestions for day dockage?

 

[Crushin It]

Your boat sounds cool!!!

 

[Converse48]

Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. Also, St. Michaels Marina does hourly dockage on a first come, first served basis. Alternative: anchor and call the water taxi on 68.

 

[jrirvine1]

If you get lucky and go when it is not too crowded, try docking at the Crab Claw restaurant. They will let you stay for a few hours after you eat there – especially during the week.

Weekends, even this time of year can be very crowded. The last time I went, there was a 44 Sedan Bridge tied up in my special spot at the museum.

 

[Converse48]

Hey Jim, I resemble that remark!:grin:

Remember, first come - first served.

P.S. we'll be in St. Micahels tomorrow at the St. M Marina in front of Foxy's... stop by if you're around.

 

[jrirvine1]

Tim,
Can’t make it this weekend, as we have plans to sea trial a 420 dancer. I blame this on Skip because of his rave reviews. But we will be there at the end of the month for the oyster snorting or is it slurping?

 

[Converse48]

A 420? Awesome... what will you call her... Lovlier Day?

 

[jrirvine1]

Yep, the 420 is very nicely done and likely to be our next boat. I think I may have just been converted to the diesel side, because when those twin Cummins spooled up, I had something resembling a religious experience.

We now have all winter to look and then find a new name.