Inside Angle: A Squirrelly Cat
January 7, 2022
The author recalls trying to wrangle a pesky catamaran and protect a beloved photographer.
The author recalls trying to wrangle a pesky catamaran and protect a beloved photographer.
As day-boats continue to grow in size, designer Bill Prince wonders if we’re not far off from the “day-superyacht.”
Bill Prince looks back on 25 years of attending the largest in-water boat show in the world: Ft. Lauderdale.
Are engine rooms in danger of becoming extinct? New and bigger propulsion options are changing the way boats are designed and enjoyed.
The iconic tuna tower’s end comes not with a bang but with a bzzz—drones are steadily gaining ground offshore. Bill Prince explains why.
Thanks in part to the Queen Mary’s paper-thin walls, Bill Prince is forced to take part in a couple’s anniversary celebration.
A blind, single-handed sailboat racer shows Bill Prince how anything can be overcome on a family cruise.
If you’re a longtime boater, there’s a good chance you’ve met THAT guy. Do you know the one? Worse yet, are you that guy?
When it comes to engineering, “close enough” is a recipe for disaster, and lemonade cans should not be a unit of measure.
Yacht designer Bill Prince is tasked with restoring a treasured Huckins to prior beauty, while upgrading her to cruise into the 21st century.
Design trends overseas have this designer wondering: Where have all the pretty boats gone?
A checklist for all the new (and not so new) boaters out there, to help look the part and keep the staring bystanders at bay.
Things take a strange turn after a prospective client comes to Bill Prince with a design idea, but can only talk after dark.
Simulations can’t beat the exciting—and strange—occurrences that happen during a model test.
Boats have been the locale of secret meetings throughout history. But never in broad daylight, until now.
The author recalls trying to wrangle a pesky catamaran and protect a beloved photographer.
As day-boats continue to grow in size, designer Bill Prince wonders if we’re not far off from the “day-superyacht.”
Bill Prince looks back on 25 years of attending the largest in-water boat show in the world: Ft. Lauderdale.
Are engine rooms in danger of becoming extinct? New and bigger propulsion options are changing the way boats are designed and enjoyed.
The iconic tuna tower’s end comes not with a bang but with a bzzz—drones are steadily gaining ground offshore. Bill Prince explains why.
Thanks in part to the Queen Mary’s paper-thin walls, Bill Prince is forced to take part in a couple’s anniversary celebration.
A blind, single-handed sailboat racer shows Bill Prince how anything can be overcome on a family cruise.
If you’re a longtime boater, there’s a good chance you’ve met THAT guy. Do you know the one? Worse yet, are you that guy?
When it comes to engineering, “close enough” is a recipe for disaster, and lemonade cans should not be a unit of measure.
Yacht designer Bill Prince is tasked with restoring a treasured Huckins to prior beauty, while upgrading her to cruise into the 21st century.
Design trends overseas have this designer wondering: Where have all the pretty boats gone?
A checklist for all the new (and not so new) boaters out there, to help look the part and keep the staring bystanders at bay.
Things take a strange turn after a prospective client comes to Bill Prince with a design idea, but can only talk after dark.
Simulations can’t beat the exciting—and strange—occurrences that happen during a model test.
Boats have been the locale of secret meetings throughout history. But never in broad daylight, until now.
