Consider the Lobsterman
July 14, 2025
We ship out at the crack of dawn with a small contingent of Maine lobster fishermen.
We ship out at the crack of dawn with a small contingent of Maine lobster fishermen.
A Cigarette rendezvous reveals the misunderstood image of the Ozarks.
A boat ride reveals how Joe Namath is spending the fourth quarter of his life.
Thousands of boats are stolen each year. Max Hardberger recovers some of them using alcohol, witch doctors and other forms of guile.
It may sound cliché, but in boatbuilding—and life—laughter is still the best medicine.
In the wake of a tragedy, Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding’s family decided it was time for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
At 94, the first man to cross the Atlantic in an outboard-powered boat recalls his once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Word just came in from Hinckley that they’re launching a new 41 with a trio of V10 Mercury Verados hanging off the back.
From restroom vandalism to workplace quirks, Michael Rybovich explores the messy reality of human nature through decades of cleaning boatyard heads.
When Johnson and Evinrude toppled the Towers of Power, an engineer turned to his mom for advice.
Bob Arrington finds joy in boat maintenance aboard Liberdade, turning every challenge into a rewarding part of the cruising adventure.
What do Alka-Seltzer and modern outboard outfitters have in common? Bill Prince posits it’s more than you think.
For Dan and his colleagues, at-sea emergencies have been hitting a little too close to home.
Back in 1968, Kathy Robbins and her husband embarked on a once-in-a-lifetime, never-been-done adventure: piloting an open-hulled Glasstron boat from Juneau, Alaska clear across the continental United States.
Designed by Marco Casali and naval architect Dr. Amedeo Magali, the Turkish builder’s E-Cat 80 is constructed of carbon fiber. Her 54 solar panels will pump 21.6kW of energy into her batteries and a drive system with dual Danfoss electric motors with 340 combined kW (455-hp).
Fresh on the heels of Outer Reef’s Adventure 780 announcement, the long-range, high-efficiency specialists just announced a second addition to their new Adventure series: the 540.
Seeing the growing trend in the multihull market, Power & Motoryacht and Sail magazine have teamed up to produce the all-new Multihull Power & Sail.
From 1954’s smoky Evinrude ads to today’s high-tech outboards, explore how small boat engines evolved—safety, efficiency & tech have never been better.
A Connecticut boatbuilder turns salvaged wood from old boats into guitars, blending craftsmanship and music in a unique way. Read his story of reinvention.
Aging brings wisdom, impatience, and a sharper perspective on time, work, and friendships. Michael Rybovich reflects on life’s fleeting nature.
A boat-less summer had Dan trying—and failing at—new hobbies. Gardening flopped, paddle boarding sank, but fatherhood? That’s one adventure worth taking.
Bill Prince grapples with how Tesla’s forthcoming Optimus Robots might arrive on—and remake—the boating scene.
Like many of you we’ve watched more videos from Haulover Inlet than we want our boss to know about. Videos of stuffed bows, near disasters and plain bad boating can be strangely addicting, especially if you get sucked into the comment section. We had a conversation with a member of the U.S. Coast Guard’s 7th District to breakdown some of the biggest fails on social media.
NOAA withdraws proposed speed limits for boats, sparking relief in the marine industry. Discover how this decision impacts coastal economies and conservation.
How modern work culture challenges commitment in custom boatyards. Insights from Michael Rybovich on teamwork, dedication, and showing up.
Getting up close and personal with the water on a beautiful, silent fish hunter.
Paolo Vitelli, the founder of Azimut Yachts, has died following a fall at his home on New Years Eve. He was 77.
Bob Arrington gets candid about leaving a career and hang-gliding for the cruising life.
We ship out at the crack of dawn with a small contingent of Maine lobster fishermen.
A Cigarette rendezvous reveals the misunderstood image of the Ozarks.
A boat ride reveals how Joe Namath is spending the fourth quarter of his life.
Thousands of boats are stolen each year. Max Hardberger recovers some of them using alcohol, witch doctors and other forms of guile.
It may sound cliché, but in boatbuilding—and life—laughter is still the best medicine.
In the wake of a tragedy, Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding’s family decided it was time for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
A 90-second boat handling lesson creates a lasting memory.
At 94, the first man to cross the Atlantic in an outboard-powered boat recalls his once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
How cruising can be the perfect cure for loneliness.
Word just came in from Hinckley that they’re launching a new 41 with a trio of V10 Mercury Verados hanging off the back.
From restroom vandalism to workplace quirks, Michael Rybovich explores the messy reality of human nature through decades of cleaning boatyard heads.
When Johnson and Evinrude toppled the Towers of Power, an engineer turned to his mom for advice.
Bob Arrington finds joy in boat maintenance aboard Liberdade, turning every challenge into a rewarding part of the cruising adventure.
What do Alka-Seltzer and modern outboard outfitters have in common? Bill Prince posits it’s more than you think.
For Dan and his colleagues, at-sea emergencies have been hitting a little too close to home.
Back in 1968, Kathy Robbins and her husband embarked on a once-in-a-lifetime, never-been-done adventure: piloting an open-hulled Glasstron boat from Juneau, Alaska clear across the continental United States.
Designed by Marco Casali and naval architect Dr. Amedeo Magali, the Turkish builder’s E-Cat 80 is constructed of carbon fiber. Her 54 solar panels will pump 21.6kW of energy into her batteries and a drive system with dual Danfoss electric motors with 340 combined kW (455-hp).
Fresh on the heels of Outer Reef’s Adventure 780 announcement, the long-range, high-efficiency specialists just announced a second addition to their new Adventure series: the 540.
Seeing the growing trend in the multihull market, Power & Motoryacht and Sail magazine have teamed up to produce the all-new Multihull Power & Sail.
From 1954’s smoky Evinrude ads to today’s high-tech outboards, explore how small boat engines evolved—safety, efficiency & tech have never been better.
A Connecticut boatbuilder turns salvaged wood from old boats into guitars, blending craftsmanship and music in a unique way. Read his story of reinvention.
Aging brings wisdom, impatience, and a sharper perspective on time, work, and friendships. Michael Rybovich reflects on life’s fleeting nature.
A boat-less summer had Dan trying—and failing at—new hobbies. Gardening flopped, paddle boarding sank, but fatherhood? That’s one adventure worth taking.
Bill Prince grapples with how Tesla’s forthcoming Optimus Robots might arrive on—and remake—the boating scene.
Like many of you we’ve watched more videos from Haulover Inlet than we want our boss to know about. Videos of stuffed bows, near disasters and plain bad boating can be strangely addicting, especially if you get sucked into the comment section. We had a conversation with a member of the U.S. Coast Guard’s 7th District to breakdown some of the biggest fails on social media.
NOAA withdraws proposed speed limits for boats, sparking relief in the marine industry. Discover how this decision impacts coastal economies and conservation.
How modern work culture challenges commitment in custom boatyards. Insights from Michael Rybovich on teamwork, dedication, and showing up.
Getting up close and personal with the water on a beautiful, silent fish hunter.
Paolo Vitelli, the founder of Azimut Yachts, has died following a fall at his home on New Years Eve. He was 77.
Bob Arrington gets candid about leaving a career and hang-gliding for the cruising life.
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