Hurricane Michael Photos: Damage, Landfall and Aftermath
When Hurricane Michael struck the Florida Panhandle with sustained winds topping 150 mph, a boat warehouse near Panama City failed under the force of the storm, collapsing like…
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When Hurricane Michael struck the Florida Panhandle with sustained winds topping 150 mph, a boat warehouse near Panama City failed under the force of the storm, collapsing like…
Winter boating isn’t for everyone, and I understand why some people haul their boats out and wrap them up. But many of us keep sailing through the cold…
Solar Sal 27: A Quiet Electric Launch for Northwest Summers Many boaters tell me they love the moment they shut down the engine and hear only the water.…
Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC) Sets Sail from Las Palmas to St. Lucia Sunday marked the start of the renowned Atlantic Rally for Cruisers (ARC), organized by the…
Cruising guides for the new year The 2012 editions of Dozier’s Waterway Guides—covering the Chesapeake Bay, the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, the Southern coast, and the Bahamas—offer thorough, mile-by-mile…
Harold Burnham’s passion for wooden boats keeps a tradition alive For master shipwright and charter captain Harold Burnham, building and sailing traditional wooden boats is more than a…
Matthews Martinique Express and the Classic 42-Foot Hull The Matthews Boat Company began in Bascom, Ohio, in 1890 and moved to Port Clinton in 1906 after Scott J.…
Spot Launches “Seven Safety Tips” Campaign to Improve Recreational Boater Safety Spot, a recognized name in personal satellite messaging and emergency communications, has introduced a public safety initiative…
New England Coast Guard Rescue Report — May 2010 HEAVY-WEATHER TOW — The 55-foot fishing vessel Wahoo, home-ported in Kodiak, Alaska, nearly disappeared beneath a large swell on…
Richardson Boat Co. and the Aluminum-Planked Phantom Motor-Yachts In the early 1960s, a time when boatbuilding was in transition, Richardson Boat Co. stood out by pursuing an unconventional…
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