Welcome to the 360-degree world of all things nautical! Whether you’re planning a fun day on the bay with your friends and family or need to safely and easily move your yacht, we’ve got you covered.

Our experienced captains and crew really know their stuff and can help you get the most out of your time on the water. The Chesapeake Bay is our captains’ backyard, so they’re totally at home here.

Captain KTB:

Oh, the fishing! Seriously, the bay is packed with exciting and delicious fish. Our crew knows exactly where to find the best bluefish, rockfish, flounder, croaker—you name it! We run daily fishing cruises, plus awesome night fishing trips.

Nothing is better than getting your friends together for a day of bagging. This time-honored tradition is very rewarding, as anyone who has experienced it can confirm. The 360 Degree crew has long been inspired and driven by the Bay and its inhabitants. The fishing on the Bay is terrific, and we’re sure you’ll agree.

We have three options for private fishing charters, full day, half day, and night fishing trips:

Call (410)-279-6425 or email today for pricing!

A $200 deposit is required for all charters. Full payment should be arranged before departure. We accept Visa, Mastercard, and Debit cards. The deposit is non-refundable. Captain reserves the right to cancel based on inclement weather or inoperable equipment (ie. mechanical troubles). A rain-check will be issued in such a case, redeemable within one year from date of issue. Rescheduling of charters must be arranged and agreed upon at least one week prior to departure date.

The Chesapeake Bay is home to some of the most beautiful natural landscapes and marine landmarks in the world. Among these are the lighthouses at Thomas Point, Bloody Point, and the Maritime Museum at St. Michael’s.

The sunsets are world renowned, and the fresh local catch is sought after nationwide. We offer dinner and tour cruises for special events and private charters. Sunset cruises are a great way to relax, and get some timeless photos.

We are licensed to accomodate a private charter of up to 22 people, so get your co-workers and clients together for a wonderful evening.

Our private charters are available for three hours or more. Popular destinations include St. Michael’s, Annapolis, Kent Narrows, Knapp’s Narrows, Oxford, Galesville, and any other destination within our range. Local events and festivals are also very popular and must be booked far in advance (ie. 4th of July, Blue Angels, and Seafood Festivals).

For booking, email or call (410)-279-6425.

Sometimes your boat just needs to get from A to B safely. With our yacht management services, you can relax knowing your boat is in professional hands.

If you are interested in hiring one of our captains for the relocation of your vessel, contact us at (410)-279-6425.

The culture around the Chesapeake Bay is really something special. The locals love throwing festivals and parties, usually centered around catching (and more importantly, eating) fish! We’re talking special events all season long, and we’ll be right there for the fun!

• May:
  • Chestertown Tea Party Fest
  • St. Michaels Food and Wine Weekend
  • Kent Island Day
  • Annapolis Maryland Maritime Heritage Fest
  • Chesapeake Beach Pro-Am Fishing Tournament
  • Blue Angels
• June:
  • St. Mary’s Crab Festival – Leonardtown MD
  • Summer Seafood Festival – Tilghman Island MD
  • Rock Hall Rockfish Tournament
  • Oxford Cardboard boat and Crab Skiff Race
• July:
  • Fourth of July
  • Rock Hall Party – Rock Hall MD
  • Sharkfeast – Solomon’s MD
  • Solomons Screwpile Lighthouse Challenge
• August:
  • Crab Day – St. Michael’s MD
  • North Beach Bayfeast
  • Party on the Bay – Rock Hall MD
  • Rotary Crab Feast – Annapolis, MD
  • Solomon’s Island Festival – Solomon’s MD
  • Thunder on the Narrows – Kent Narrows
• September:
  • Deale Bluegrass Festival
  • Rock Hall Fall Feast
  • Sandy Point Seafood Festival
  • St. Michaels Maritime Fest
  • Baltimore Star Spangled Banner Weekend
  • Solomons Trawler Fest
• October:
  • Fell’s Point Festival
  • St. Michaels Small Craft Festival
  • Solomons Patuxent River Appreciation Day
  • Tilghman Island Day
  • West River Heritage Day & Oyster Festival
• November:
  • St. Michaels Oyster Fest

Enjoying a day on the Bay is simple, but there are a few things to remember… Weather can AND WILL be an important element of your journey, so come prepared!

Temperatures on the water can be much cooler than on land. It can also be very hot on the water. Layers of clothing will ensure that you can keep warm if it’s a cold morning, and shed some layers to enjoy the midday sun.

The boat sails rain or shine! Check out the weather links below to know what’s coming.

The sun is another important factor to prepare for. Though there is shelter on the boats, come prepared for an entire day of sun exposure (What more could you hope for?) Bring sunscreen!

The light from the sun reflects strongly off the surface of the waves. The reflection of the sun is just as harmful to your eyes as the light directly from the sun. Bring UV protecting sunglasses, it will help prevent crow’s feet, and you’ll look cooler in your trophy photographs!

The last piece of equipment that may help you deal with the sun is a large brimmed hat. They can really be a lifesaver!

If the forecast calls for rain, make sure to bring a watertight jacket! The rubberized variety is probably the best bet, it’s no fun to spend a whole day soaking wet and shivering.

In order to protect OUR equipment, we have a few simple requests. Please wear tennis shoes or deck shoes with soft, non-black soles. There is always a chance of water on your feet, so don’t wear your Sunday best.

As far as tackle, you are welcome to bring your own, as long as you can carry it in a single trip. We have all the rods and baits you’ll need for the day. We provide fish coolers while you’re on the water, so NO LARGE COOLERS PLEASE! If you bring a small cooler with food and drink, NO GLASS BOTTLES PLEASE!

Here’s some helpful links:

WEATHER.GOV marine forecast for Chesapeake Bay
WUNDERGROUND.COM Weather Forecast for Annapolis, MD

• 2/22 : Yellow Perch have been running on the Patuxent River.
• 4/15 : Trophy Rockfish Season
• 06-02 : Summer Rockfish season is under way. Bottomfishing is picking up.
• 6/17 : Cobia, Spade, Flounder (Cape Charles)
• 6/20 : We’re catching Black Drum. Rockfish chumming is good with some Blues. Nighttime Croaker is good.
• 9/19 : Spanish Mackeral, and Bluefish in good numbers.
• 11/18 : Trophy Rock and Touge fish (Cape Charles)

Bay built 40′ Robbins, USCG lic. 22 passenger. 20 knot cruising speed