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Can You Canoe? Chesapeake Bay log canoes are striking vessels: tall masts, an abundance of sail for their size, and a distinctive crew setup that requires sailors to…
Using VHF Radios Effectively When Boating in Heavy Traffic Boating feels simple on open water or when you’re mostly alone offshore: quick whistle calls and light traffic make…
Antique & Classic Boat Festival in Salem, Massachusetts — 36th Annual For the 36th consecutive year, Salem, Massachusetts, will welcome a rich display of beautiful antique and classic…
Long-Distance Boat Trailering: Lessons from a 1,200-Mile Haul Trailering a boat to a neighborhood launch ramp is one thing; trailering it across several states is another. The farther…
Coast Guard Expedition Locates Wreck of 1942 Grumman Duck on Greenland Ice Cap An air-sea rescue mission that became one of World War II’s most dramatic and tragic…
John Aurelio Garau: Dana Point Sailor, Lifeguard and Worldly Adventurer For more than three decades John Aurelio Garau called a slip on F Dock at Dana Point Harbor…
From the Cradle to the Grave: The Ed Coffin Photography Collection at the Penobscot Marine Museum The Penobscot Marine Museum in Searsport, Maine, presents “From the Cradle to…
Diesel Outboards Gain Traction: Axopar 37 Trials with Cox CXO300 Diesel outboard engines are increasingly attracting attention across several boat segments. Recent trials installing twin Cox Powertrain CXO300…
When Carter Richardson founded East Passage Boatwrights in Bristol, Rhode Island, in 2006, he set out to create a dedicated workshop where owners of traditional wooden watercraft could…
Intrepid 400 CC I/O Diesel — Center Console Review Intrepid Powerboats answered a specific customer request by creating a diesel sterndrive center-console with joystick control: the Intrepid 400…
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