Contact and Corrections
How to identify an article and supporting evidence for an editorial correction. Chesapeake Cast has no invented form, inbox or phone line.
Chesapeake Cast does not list a phone number, mailing address or working contact form because none has been supplied and verified for this publication. We will not invent one.
The best way to help us correct an article is to identify it clearly. Include the article title, its slug or URL if available, and the specific sentence or paragraph you believe is wrong. Then provide supporting evidence: an official agency page, a public dataset, a chart reference or a published document. If your note concerns a fishing rule, limit or price, include a link to the current official agency page that states it.
We review corrections for factual accuracy, clarity and sourcing. If a correction is accepted, we update the article and note the change in the page itself when the edit is material. We do not publish unsourced allegations, private information or commercial pitches.
For general questions about our editorial method, see the About page and the Editorial Policy page. Those pages explain our three rubriques, our use of public monitoring data and the illustrative nature of synthetic images. They also explain why we avoid prescriptive installation instructions and medical advice.
If you are unsure whether a topic belongs here, ask whether it concerns reading Bay water, handling fish humanely or planning a trip with official information. That is our scope.