The story of the “Brothers Johnson” started well before their outboard motor changed the world.
Pursuing striped bass with rod and reel is a tradition dating back more than 175 years.
GOST Global and the Quiet, Artificial-Intelligence Reinvention of Yacht Security
Newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer’s last years were marked by infirmity.
He sought refuge on his yacht.
Cape May is arguably the first true coastal resort town in the U.S. Find out why it should be on your MFD.
Working on his Bertram with a pre-schooler gives Dan a window into his past and a lesson in fatherly patience.
Back in the ‘50’s, you could build your very own Chris-Craft from a kit. Is it an idea whose time has come again?
Behind the Build: The Origin of Jarrett Bay Boatworks
When the blackfish bite heats up, these three jigs will improve your score as you drop crabs to tautog on rock piles and other structure.
A DIY Transatlantic Helm Setup
Everything was going great—until it wasn’t. It’s funny how many boat stories start out like that.
No genset? No problem on Scout’s newest center console.
It’s too easy to take your navigation lights for granted until something fails or gets obscured.
The Scout Story of Passion, Perseverance & Purpose.
Is this turn-of-the-century yacht the first powerboat to complete the Great Loop?
A Sea Ray 390 Express Cruiser from the past may be the next upgrade in your future.
Boat driver and boat captain are two very different titles that command different levels of respect.
The 2002 Azimut 80 is a swift and crew-friendly boat that just might hit the sweet spot for some buyers.
A new slender and lightweight outboard is en route to a dinghy dock near you.
Yacht designer Bill Prince reflects on the retreat of the American motoryacht, while hoping for an epic comeback.
The Kelly boys are full-on tuna junkies who forego sleep and a healthy diet for a chance to pull on giant bluefin.
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.
“Catch” Is a Breathtaking 87-Foot Vintage Work of Aluminum Art
