Century Club: Terry Slattery

Saturday, June 4, 2022 to Sunday, June 5, 2022
Number of days:
2 days

6/4: Trip to Rock Hall Swan Creek for an overnight. Set main and spinnaker. It cooled off nicely.

6/5: Return to Whitehall. We assisted a fishing vessel that ran out of fuel at the Bay Bridge. We kept them from going onto the rocks, then turned them over to TowBoat for a tow into Bay Bridge Marina.

 

Wednesday, June 1, 2022 to Friday, June 3, 2022
Number of days:
2 days

6/1: Paddled down Whitehall and picked up three small pieces of plastic. Talked with one of the regular fishermen about lures and productive spots and snakeheads in the creek.

6/3: Paddled down Whitehall to Minnow Cr. Stopped to talk with neighbors on their dock.

 

Saturday, May 28, 2022 to Tuesday, May 31, 2022
Number of days:
4 days

5/28: Lux to Bay Bridge marina. Nice day for sailing, so we took a long jog south, then back north to the marina.

5/29: Bay Bridge marina to Wye River anchorage. Set the spinnaker shortly after leaving the marina. Light winds that died as we passed Bloody Pt light. Two big dolphin played in our bow wake for a couple of minutes.

5/30: Wye River to St. Michaels Maritime Museum. It's a short leg and wind on the nose so we motored.

5/31: CBMM to Whitehall. Hot and humid with no wind, so it's a motoring day. We had the tidal current with us.

Tuesday, May 24, 2022 to Wednesday, May 25, 2022
Number of days:
2 days

5/24: Paddled to Minow Cr. There was a lot of sumerged vegetation along the shoreline this year. (It later disappeared - it's a seasonal type of vegetation.)

5/25: Ridout Cr. Picked up one piece of plastic. Today is Blue Angels day and there were lots of boats out on the creek.

Saturday, May 21, 2022 to Sunday, May 22, 2022
Number of days:
2 days

5/21: Sunny, 75-85F, S@10, heat index near 100, but cooler on the water with the breeze. Anchored in the Rhode River.

5/22: High overcast, 75F, S@7. Motored home. Saw a pod of dolphin off Thomas Pt - 20-30 of them.

Monday, May 16, 2022 to Tuesday, May 17, 2022
Number of days:
2 days

5/16: Paddled up Ridout. Saw an eagle flying up the creek. Picked up two plastic bags.

5/17: Paddled to Minnow Cr. Another eagle with an osprey in pursuit. Watched a muskrat swimming around the shoreline.

 

Sunday, May 15, 2022
Number of days:
1 day

Clearing, 74F, S@5kn, sunny by the end of the sail.

Sailed to R2 and back. First sail of the year and repositioned all reefing and lazy jack lines.

Sunday, April 24, 2022 to Friday, May 13, 2022
Number of days:
9 days

4/24: Paddled up Whitehall. Picked up two pieces of plastic and two beer bottles.

4/29: Paddled to Minnow Cr. Picked up a new chum box - left it on a neighbor's dock. Several powerboats out.

4/30: Rowed the sailing dinghy in the cove after putting it into the water for the season. No plastic today.

5/1: Paddled up Ridout Cr. Very calm Two osprey nests are occupied. One piece of plastic.

5/2: Found an antifreeze bottle. Several boats anchored in the creek.

5/4: Paddled to Whitehall marina. Two active osprey nests. Saw a muskrat in the water. Picked up an antifreeze bottle and several pieces of plastic.

5/9: Paddled down the creek. Picked up a bunch of small plastic pieces and a squeegee.

5/10: Paddled up past Whitehall Marina. Saw an osprey struggling in the water. When I got close it gathered enough energy to get airborne. No plastic.

5/13: Three pieces of plastic. Algae bloom in the cove - looks like coffee with creamer. Saw an eagle with a big fish and an osprey trying to steal it.

 

Saturday, April 23, 2022
Number of days:
1 day

4/23: Took Lux out for a short run to Meredith Cr. Saw 9-10 ft of water all the way in. Saw a water snake in Meredith Cr.

Sunday, January 2, 2022 to Friday, April 22, 2022
Number of days:
4 days

1/2: Picked up a lot of trash, including a camo boat cover and two crab pot floats.

4/2: Picked up several pieces of trash. Watched a fox along the creek bank. Not many people out

4/12: Paddled up Ridout Cr. One piece of plastic milk jug.

4/22: Paddled to Minnow Cr. No plastic this day. One white fender was too far up the bank to retrieve. Lots of ospreys around.

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