Captain Morgan Fraczkowski
Captain Morgan Fraczkowski’s love for the water began along Maryland’s Susquehanna River, but it truly took hold after she made Virginia’s Northern Neck home in 2015.
As a woman forging her own path in the traditionally male-dominated maritime industry, Captain Morgan has built a life and career around the water. She is passionate about mentoring aspiring mariners, encouraging women to pursue careers on the water, and sharing the confidence and freedom that sailing has given her.
For the past seven years, Morgan has called a sailboat home. Today, she lives aboard her dream vessel, Blossom, a classic Formosa 41, alongside her pups, Grits and Gravy. Her experience at the helm has taken her throughout the Chesapeake Bay and hundreds of miles along the East Coast, both offshore and along the Intracoastal Waterway. Whether commanding a charter, delivering a vessel, or teaching someone the fundamentals of sailing, she brings a strong emphasis on seamanship, safety, and respect for the marine environment.
Following the loss of her father to pancreatic cancer in 2020, Morgan’s relationship with the water took on an even deeper meaning. His passing became a powerful reminder of how short and precious life can be. She found comfort and healing aboard her first sailboat and ultimately chose to build a life centered around the place where she felt most at peace — on the water.
That journey eventually became Sweet Sea Charters, allowing Captain Morgan to share with others the adventure, beauty, and tranquility she found at sea.
Today, she continues to captain private sailing experiences throughout Virginia’s Northern Neck and the Chesapeake Bay while also working as a woodworker, yacht broker and delivery captain. More than anything, Captain Morgan hopes every guest steps aboard, disconnects from the shore for a while, and leaves with a little more love for life on the water.
Deckhand , AG
Born in the Outer Banks of North Carolina and raised along the Rappahannock River in Lancaster County, Ann Gardner (AG) Eubank has always felt at home on the water. That connection runs even deeper today as she lives aboard her 1985 Catalina sailboat, Titillation. A 2016 graduate of Lancaster High School, AG went on to attend Ferrum College, where she played collegiate volleyball while earning a degree in Political Science, complemented by minors in journalism and international studies. After graduating, she returned to the Northern Neck to begin her journalism career as a reporter and photographer with the Rappahannock Record. When she’s not reporting or freelancing, you’ll likely find her outdoors—at the beach, paddling the waterways, casting a line along the shore or at the pond, planning her next mountain hike, or hitting the slopes. Wherever she goes, her constant companion is Keely, her loyal chocolate lab, always by her side.

