Home-Port Advantage
The editors make the case for visiting their homeports.
The editors make the case for visiting their homeports.
This new 80-footer is sleeker than you’re accustomed, but still a Ferretti in every way.
A Transatlantic crossing aboard a solar-electric power cat proves just how far Silent Yachts has come.
The crew of the expedition yacht Iceberg set out to explore one of the world’s least-visited corners—and found themselves leading a disaster relief mission instead.
Front Street Shipyard Co-Founder and General Manager JB Turner
Evinrude’s Sweet-16 sported three hulls and an inboard stern drive—what a concept for the Swingin’ Sixties!
In 1957, teenager Tom Ireland set out on a 1,500-mile journey from Long Island to Miami aboard a 13-foot Speedliner with a 25-hp outboard. What happened next even Mark Twain couldn’t make up.
A naval architecture rescue mission gave a young yacht designer his first home run at bat.
Rux’s rolltop duffel drybags are built for boat life.
An extra pair of eyes is always handy, especially when they don’t blink.
Remembering Lifelong Marine Journalist Chris Caswell
Test-driving a Bote SUP and an 800-watt electric motor—with a toddler in tow.
Trapped in a northeastern deep freeze, Dan visits an old friend for some springtime inspiration.
The story of the “Brothers Johnson” started well before their outboard motor changed the world.
In our world of hectic and too-busy lives, Dan makes the case for slowing down and cruising.
A Converstion with Philip Shearer of Big Blue Collective
When vintage intentions meet up with mechanical reality, is it time to move on?
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.
Michael Rybovich pulls back the counterfeit glitz of Palm Beach County in an ode to its glory days.
Boating with Toddlers: The Reality of Our Comeback Summer
A DIY Transatlantic Helm Setup
Michael Rybovich finds that clocking in these days simply ain’t what it used to be.
All serious boaters think that time on the water can be therapeutic, now, science proves it.
Designing and building wooden yachts in the modern era.
Don’t Lend Your Boat Out Without Listening to This
The MSLC is Kicker Audio’s new light controller, which addresses two of the most persistent challenges in marine electronics: unwanted audio interference and insufficient power management.
The USMI 36 RHIB is a Navy SEAL favorite that is now available for weekend warriors.
