Ranger Z19 Comanche: A Family-Friendly Fishing Boat
Couple Switches from Pontoon to Ranger Z19 Comanche for Better Fishing For three years Don and Jamie Cooper enjoyed time on their 24-foot Tracker pontoon party barge, but…
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Moving Sea Burial Signals End of an Era
The Last Eastern-Rigged Side Trawler: An End of an Era My image of what a proper fishing boat should be was formed in childhood by the eastern-rigged side…
Global Sailing Race Leader Heads to Charleston Home Port
Brad Van Liew’s Solo Odyssey: Racing the Velux 5 Oceans on an Eco 60 Sailing roughly 30,000 miles around the globe alone on a 60-foot yacht is a…
Large Rigid Inflatable Boats: More Than Just Tenders
About a dozen years ago, a friend and I took a 16-foot Zodiac Medline RIB on a roughly 60-mile trip from Essex to Norwalk, Connecticut. Until then my…
NOAA Tests Saildrones to Collect Fish Population Data
NOAA Tests Saildrones to Supplement Ocean Fish Surveys Estimating how many fish inhabit the ocean and determining sustainable catch limits is a complex and often contentious task. Commercial…
New Simrad HALO20 Plus and HALO20 Radar from Defender
Tulsa, Okla. – Simrad Yachting, a recognized leader in marine navigation, autopilot, radar, communications and fishfinding systems, has introduced two compact radome radars designed for smaller sportfishing and…
When Cod Ruled the North Atlantic: Rise and Fall of a Fishery
For a marine artist, painting what lies before the eye is one task; composing a convincing scene drawn from history and imagination is another. Translating the atmosphere, labor…
Secluded Island Cabin Retreat with Ocean Views
A new spin on an old tale Theodore Dreiser (1871–1945) stands among the major figures of early 20th-century American literature. Best known for landmark novels such as Sister…
Revenue Cutter Vigilant Captures Vessel Dart
“Sir, I hasten to inform you that War was this day declared against Great Britain.” — Treasury Secretary Albert Gallatin to U.S. Customs Collectors, 1812 When the United…
No. 5 Elbe Returns Home After a Lifetime Away
The sun had driven the fog out to sea. Under the Golden Gate’s red towers, a schooner heeled into the breeze, her plumb stem cutting through the boiling…
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