Advertisement

Currents

An exterior photograph of an illuminated sign for "OFF THE HOOK YACHT SALES" mounted on a brick building tower against a soft sunset sky.

Flipping the Script

Under the leadership of founder Jason Ruegg, Off the Hook Yacht Sales looks to revolutionize the industry.

A black-and-white archival photograph showing Spray, the wooden prototype 36-foot trawler built by American Marine, underway on open water.

Legend in the Making

Celebrating its founding 70 years ago, we look back at the humble beginnings of a global icon.

The front cover of the children's book titled "Boy and a Boat: Facing Fears and Finding Freedom", written by Daniel Harding Jr. and illustrated by QBN Studios. The cover art features an illustrated scene of a young boy in a life jacket driving a small white dinghy down a winding river toward a bright red setting sun, surrounded by lush green shoreline trees.

Boy and a Boat

Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding pens a children’s book that he hopes might just inspire the next generation of Power & Motoryacht readers.

A black and white, high-angle shot of a classic 1960s Buick Sportwagon towing a vintage Evinrude Sweet-16 tri-hull motorboat on a trailer along a scenic mountain highway overlook.

In Our Wake: Off to the Lake

Evinrude’s Sweet-16 sported three hulls and an inboard stern drive—what a concept for the Swingin’ Sixties!

A vintage-style illustration split into two contrasting scenes. On the left, a teenage boy looks down into a tiny, open 13-foot wooden motorboat filled with supplies. On the right, a massive steel-hulled naval warship cruises past under a dramatic sky.

A Boy and a Boat

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 close-up, side-profile shot of a woman cleaning the white vinyl upholstery of a boat seat. She is wearing a teal t-shirt featuring a ship's wheel logo with the word "NAUTICAL" printed beneath it, as well as dangling silver hoop earrings. With a focused expression, she uses a yellow microfiber cloth in one hand and a small white cleaning pad or cotton ball in the other to wipe down the armrest of a white captain's chair. The background shows the bright, sunlit interior structures and windshield frames of the boat.

Secrets to a Clean Boat

Margarita Xistris has spent over 30 years making yachts sparkle. Here’s some of what she’s learned along the way.

An exterior photograph of an illuminated sign for "OFF THE HOOK YACHT SALES" mounted on a brick building tower against a soft sunset sky.

Flipping the Script

Under the leadership of founder Jason Ruegg, Off the Hook Yacht Sales looks to revolutionize the industry.

The front cover of the children's book titled "Boy and a Boat: Facing Fears and Finding Freedom", written by Daniel Harding Jr. and illustrated by QBN Studios. The cover art features an illustrated scene of a young boy in a life jacket driving a small white dinghy down a winding river toward a bright red setting sun, surrounded by lush green shoreline trees.

Boy and a Boat

Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding pens a children’s book that he hopes might just inspire the next generation of Power & Motoryacht readers.

A vintage-style illustration split into two contrasting scenes. On the left, a teenage boy looks down into a tiny, open 13-foot wooden motorboat filled with supplies. On the right, a massive steel-hulled naval warship cruises past under a dramatic sky.

A Boy and a Boat

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 close-up, side-profile shot of a woman cleaning the white vinyl upholstery of a boat seat. She is wearing a teal t-shirt featuring a ship's wheel logo with the word "NAUTICAL" printed beneath it, as well as dangling silver hoop earrings. With a focused expression, she uses a yellow microfiber cloth in one hand and a small white cleaning pad or cotton ball in the other to wipe down the armrest of a white captain's chair. The background shows the bright, sunlit interior structures and windshield frames of the boat.

Secrets to a Clean Boat

Margarita Xistris has spent over 30 years making yachts sparkle. Here’s some of what she’s learned along the way.

Advertisement
Advertisement
PMY_WHITE_logo