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Unforgettable stories of the dogs who have kept company with Captain Fred Pomeroy out on the water.

From the omen of catching a big jimmie crab on the first scoop to words that shan't be spoken, Captain Fred Pomeroy shares superstitions from working the water.

More than 50 years after it set sail from the Richardson boat yard in Cambridge, the small skipjack Peregrine made its unlikely return, and its keepers were on hand to see it.

Easton Amatuer Radio Society members spill the thrills that can come along with acting as HAM radio links to people around the world who need help on the spot.

Featuring a track off of Bob Mintzer's new album with the WDR Big Band "Bluegrass", and a Scottish reel by Michael Brecker performed but the U. of North Texas 1 O'clock Lab Band. Then we also hear Lil' Liza, Lil' Darlin' and a tribute to the Jeep.

Music by Mabel Mercer; Primus; Anne Watts; David Lang; Meredith Monk; Buffy Sainte Marie; Spellling; and more.

The story and the recipe, including the finer points of shucking, to arrive at Captain Fred Pomeroy's legendary Oyster stew.

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