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- The bay chop forecast now covers the whole coast, Maine to Florida: 137 bays, sounds and lagoons, from Penobscot and Casco Bays to Long Island Sound, Barnegat, the Chesapeake, Pamlico Sound, Charleston, the Indian River Lagoon, Biscayne and Tampa Bays and Choctawhatchee Bay. It shows the bays nearest your conditions station, hour by hour. Part of Plus. - Trip videos are titled with the bay you were on, anywhere on the coast. - Get Plus right from your profile: a new card at the top of the You tab. - Fixed: on iPhone, the way to get Plus (on 302waterways.com) shows for everyone in the US, signed in or not. - Fixed: getting Plus on 302waterways.com from the iPhone app, and a message on the Plus screen when a purchase can't start.
302 Waterways is the community-powered navigation app built for Delaware & Maryland coastal waters — the Indian River, Rehoboth and Assawoman bays, the Delaware Bay, the coastal inlets, and the connected tidal rivers. See what local boaters know, in real time: shifting sandbars, shoaling, hazards, no-wake areas, and the routes people actually run — all on a live chart with NOAA nautical charts and high-resolution satellite imagery. WHAT YOU GET • Live map — NOAA charts + satellite, channel markers, depth, marinas, fuel docks, and public boat ramps • Community reports — sandbars, shoaling, debris, hazards, no-wake areas, and wildlife sightings, confirmed by other boaters • Cruise mode — a heading-up, follow-along navigation view with your speed and course, that auto-zooms with your speed and calls out hazards and no-wake zones ahead • Routes — record your track by GPS and share the line so others can follow it • Conditions — tides, wind, and weather at a glance • Friends — connect with other boaters and see the routes they share with you • Mark an area — draw a caution area to warn the community Built by boaters, for our waters. Free to use. IMPORTANT: 302 Waterways is community intelligence — not a certified nautical chart and not a replacement for official charts, a dedicated GPS chartplotter, or safe seamanship. Conditions change; always navigate responsibly and carry required safety equipment.