1984 87′ Feadship Sportfish Walkthrough
“Catch” Is a Breathtaking 87-Foot Vintage Work of Aluminum Art
“Catch” Is a Breathtaking 87-Foot Vintage Work of Aluminum Art
When all the kid wants for Christmas is an old boat to fix up (and learn from) how can Santa say no?
11 boating-related mistakes you should really try to avoid. We know because, unfortunately, we’ve made ‘em ourselves.
Whole lotta rodholders
Debuting at at BOOT Düsseldorf 2025
Is Jeanneau’s 695 the ultimate boat for an adventurous young family? Maybe so.
The Broward 100 always appealed to yachtsmen with vision—and still should.
From uncrowded beaches to beautiful boutiques, Georgia’s Golden Isles are a perfect springtime destination.
What would it take for you to board this ferry?
Flying and boating are sister passions; they both offer freedom but demand your respect.
Spoiler Alert: The revolution is already well underway.
Looking for a go-anywhere boat that can cruise or fish? The Riviera 48 looks good doing it all.
The Pacific Mariner 65 is a reminder that a good cruising boat begins with sound engineering, durable systems, and salty lines.
Is a new wave of boating-shame videos threatening the purity of our pastime?
We walk you through hull number 3, one of the first in the states.
Sticks and stones may break bones, but can words really hurt us?
Mad Men mentality was surely at play when Evinrude dreamt up the first true crossover boat.
Drumroll, please: climb aboard the newest member of the Cruisers family—the born-for-adventure 38 VTR. Available in a range of different layouts, this newcomer is sure to shake up the dayboat market.
Cruisers Yachts introduces the 50 GLS with a new aft bulkhead option, transforming this model into a stylish coupe.
The younger sibling to last year’s show-stealing 57 Fly, the Cruisers 50 Fly proves that good design can indeed come in smaller packages.
An evolution of the 55 Fly that debuted at last year’s Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the 57 Fly shows that the Wisconsin-based builder refuses to rest on its laurels.
Electronics giant Garmin is debuting its first-ever MOB detection and engine cut-off system—don’t miss this potentially life-saving new product.
