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Captain Fred Pomeroy has logged enough nautical miles in six decades on the Chesapeake to have come up with some whoppers - actual big fish, not stories.

By and large, the community among the watermen is a friendly one. But not everybody abides, and sometimes, a showdown ensues.

People who charter with Captain Fred Pomeroy often ask: Do you ever run into conflicts on the water. Answer: Yes

Seasonal changes bring insecurity for the watermen - but with a captain's license, you never know what opportunities will present themselves.

Never start the crabbing season on a Friday - the entire season will be a bad one. This and more, gathered from the dredge boat captains.

People on Captain Fred Pomeroy's charters frequently ask if he's ever fallen overboard. Fred obliges, with three incidents he'll never forget.

Captain Fred Pomeroy tells about the cold rain or ideally, snow, that drive the fish into the nets on the bottom, with danger at hand.

Hear Sushila Nair on Shore Tech Pulse tell us what you can do about it.

Jill Garvey of the Easton Police Department joins Ben Brunner to discuss this year's Talbot County Special Olympics Torch Run.

On Shore Writers Emily RIch interviews author of Unfinished Marriage, Cindy Bonner about her appearance at the Hummingbird inn in Easton Saturday, June 21st 5-7.