
In Our Wake: Keeping the Past Alive
Andy Tyska dives into the history of Huckins.



Yacht designer Bill Prince reflects on his first boating season, 43 years ago.

How a dead-end job and a family trip up the Erie Canal led to a dream job.


As productivity dips and the cost of, well, everything rises, boaters need to hold on tight.

Chris Dixon reconnects with a long-lost Sea Horse that once upon a time, saved the necks of him and his granddad.


The time I won a lifetime achievement award and didn’t know it.


Reflections on humble beginnings and a builder who skipped a step … or three.

Dan discusses the power-cat reformation, and what’s making the category more alluring both aboard and at the waterline.

Retracing Lewis and Clark by Boat: A Daring 5,280-Mile Journey in 1925

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.

Andy Tyska dives into the history of Huckins.

The blessing of an unexpected course change.

Yacht designer Bill Prince reflects on his first boating season, 43 years ago.

How a dead-end job and a family trip up the Erie Canal led to a dream job.

Are Haulover Inlet Boating Videos Hurting Boating Safety?

As productivity dips and the cost of, well, everything rises, boaters need to hold on tight.

Chris Dixon reconnects with a long-lost Sea Horse that once upon a time, saved the necks of him and his granddad.

How cruising can be the perfect cure for loneliness.

The time I won a lifetime achievement award and didn’t know it.

Every boat has a story to tell, some more than others.

Reflections on humble beginnings and a builder who skipped a step … or three.

Dan discusses the power-cat reformation, and what’s making the category more alluring both aboard and at the waterline.

Retracing Lewis and Clark by Boat: A Daring 5,280-Mile Journey in 1925

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.