Congress Weighs Speed Limits and Real-Time Monitoring to Protect North Atlantic Right Whales On June 6, leaders from the recreational boating industry urged Congress to fund research into real-time technological monitoring of marine mammals as an alternative to a sweeping set of speed restrictions proposed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Industry representatives … Read more
Argos Nautic GT14: A European-Style Outboard-Powered RIB Tender Argos Nautic of South Florida introduces the GT14, a compact, outboard-powered rigid inflatable boat (RIB) tender crafted for owners who favor European styling and functional design. At 13 feet, 10 inches long overall, the GT14 is intended to serve as a versatile ship-to-shore tender, a comfortable dayboat … Read more
Strong’s Marine Yacht Storage Expansion in Mattituck Sparks Local Opposition Strong’s Marine, located in Mattituck on the North Fork of Long Island, has announced plans to expand its yacht storage facilities. The proposed project would require the removal of roughly 600 trees and the relocation of millions of pounds of sand to clear and grade … Read more
756 Myrtle Grove Lane, Bohannon, Virginia 23021 Discover uninterrupted panoramic water views from this rare 11-acre waterfront estate located on the coveted East River. With over 2,000 feet of pristine shoreline, this property offers exceptional privacy, expansive vistas, and classic coastal living. The main residence, known as “Grand Vue,” was crafted from high-quality materials and … Read more
Boston Boatworks BB52 Offshore Express Cruiser: A Purpose-Built Owner-Operator Boat When Boston Boatworks’ team realized they could design and build a boat entirely under their own name, the response was simple: make something purposeful and seaworthy. Scott Smith, the shipyard’s co-founder and CEO, recalls the moment the 27-year-old Massachusetts yard decided to build a boat … Read more
Winslow Homer’s “Boys in a Dory”: A Glimpse of Childhood and the Sea Winslow Homer’s 1873 watercolor “Boys in a Dory” captures a simple, luminous moment: four boys in straw hats rowing a small boat across calm water near Cape Ann, Massachusetts. The scene is spare and direct, an honest celebration of childhood at the … Read more
WoodenBoat Show Returns to Mystic Seaport Museum: A Celebration of Classic Craftsmanship The largest gathering of wooden boats in New England makes its annual return to one of the region’s most beloved summer harbors. The Mystic Seaport Museum in Mystic, Connecticut, will host the 31st annual WoodenBoat Show from June 23 to 25. The event … Read more
Dayboats are increasingly popular as busy families and active boaters realize they can enjoy a full day of cruising, watersports and social time without committing to an overnight trip. A capable dayboat concentrates comfort, practical storage and performance into a single, easy-to-manage craft. While dayboats come in many sizes and price points, three new open … Read more
New England anglers have long prized fall for striped bass, but June can be the most rewarding month to chase linesiders. Unlike the fall run—where nor’easters can scatter schools and shift their route—spring and early summer offer steadier conditions. Returning fish are hungry and aggressive, found from tidal rivers and bays to beaches, rips and … Read more
The Viking Marine Group has been a dominant force in the powerboat world for decades, especially in the luxury sportfishing segment. As a global leader in semi-custom yachts—with roughly 4,000 boats delivered to date—the New Jersey-based builder has consistently pushed the pace of innovation. With the rapid rise of its center-console line, Valhalla Boatworks, observers … Read more