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The Maryland Watermen's Association is dedicated to the interests of all who derive beauty & benefit from Maryland's Chesapeake Bay Waters		  

Boat Winner

Ticket #0480 - Wayne Hock - Marysville, PA

50/50 Cash Winner

Mick Blackistone - Shady Side, MD

The MWA is Moving!
Starting October 15th our new address is:

Maryland Watermen's Association
P.O. Box 436
Chester, MD 21619
800-421-9176
410-604-0909
410-604-1011
fax 410-604-1944

Junior Chefs Rockfish Cookoff
Calling all Seafood Chefs (11-17 years of age)

Help Us Celebrate Maryland Rockfish

East Coast Junior Watermen's Show 10th Year

January 24, 2009

Ocean City Convention Center

Ocean City, MD

Time: Starts at 10:30 am

Winners announced at 2:00 pm

Sponsored by University of Delaware Sea Grant Program, University of Maryland Sea Grant and Maryland Seafood Marketing Program

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Jobes Family Decoy Raffle Winners
Ticket No. 006 – Leonard Cole – Capt. Harry Jobes pair Pintails
Ticket No. 2986 – Leonard Sills – Capt. Bob Jobes pair American Goldeneyes
Ticket No. 038 – Joe Hotra – Charles Jobes pair Canvasbacks
Ticket No. 401 – John Spencer, Jr. - Joey Jobes pair Mallards.

 

Maryland Watermens Association, MD Watermen, Commercial Watermen, Commercial Fishermen

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The crab research program, called "Crab Restoration and the Bay" or C.R.A.B., unites both the financial and mental resources of several groups, including The University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute's (UMBI) Center of Marine Biology (COMB), Phillips Foods and Seafood Restaurants (Phillips), the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC), the Maryland Watermen's Association and the State of Maryland, among others. Seed money from the State of Maryland helped COMB initiate the Blue Crab Research Program in the Fall of 2000. Since that time, COMB and SERC have tagged and released hatchery-reared offspring in Maryland waters and continue to investigate new and improved methods for studying the basic biology our Chesapeake blue crab, also known as Callinectes sapidus, or "beautiful swimmer."

  

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