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PassageMaker Magazine
10 Apr 2008
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  TRAWLER TALK
80
A Point In Time: The Many Crossroads Of Cruising

By Bill Parlatore

Bill introduces us to cruisers visiting Marathon, Florida, whose stories and backgrounds are as diverse as the nation’s waterways. Their tales paint a vivid picture of the cruising life and reaffirm the notion that it’s not about the destination, but the people you meet along the way.

92
Evolution Theory: Mainship’s 40 Expedition
By John Wooldridge

Five years after the debut of the 400 Trawler, the folks at Mainship introduce a new 40-footer to their popular line. Incorporating changes suggested by owners and much more, the Expedition is a shining example of a trawler that has truly evolved.

  UNDERWAY
96
A Month At Sea Sets The Course For Living Aboard: A Couple’s Introduction To Cruising

By Whit Sibley

Lifelong sailors get a real-world taste of the trawler lifestyle, chartering a 42-foot Grand Banks Classic from Sarasota, Florida, to Miami and back. Come along for the ride as they learn how to handle the boat, gather advice on successful cruising, and discover the bliss of working together as captain and first mate.

  THE HOLY PLACE
116
Thrust Bearing Drivetrains: Pushing The Vibration Envelope

By Steve D’Antonio

Thrust bearing drivetrains can help isolate vibration for a quieter boat and a smoother ride. Learn how they operate and how to install and maintain them so they can work to your advantage.

126
On Your Own At Sea: The Self-Sufficient Boat

By Robert M. Lane

A self-sufficient cruiser is a happy cruiser. Find out how some owners refine and equip their boats for long-term comfort and capability so they can realize their cruising dreams.

138
Learning The Ropes At The Chapman School Of Seamanship     

By Mike Pandzik

The folks at the Chapman School know that nothing teaches boat-handling skills like time at the helm. Reader Mike Pandzik takes a practical look at this respected establishment that combines an intimate setting with hands-on experience, instructing boaters of all kinds in the art, craft, and science of seamanship.

144
Cruising The Secret Coast: Queen Charlotte Sound

By Jennifer and James Hamilton

Escape to a remote paradise off the coast of British Columbia that promises desolate anchorages, quiet wilderness, and magnificent scenery. These attractions and more keep cruisers who know the secrets of Queen Charlotte Sound coming back again and again.

152
Boise’s Renaissance Shipwright: Tom Noeker Shows Off His Latest Project

By Sally Bee Brown

While Idaho might not seem an obvious place to find a master shipwright at work, Tom Noeker’s shop is a place well worth visiting. Meet this skilled artisan as he puts the finishing touches on his 267th boat, a nearly century-old water taxi that found her way across the country to his Boise yard.

106
The PDQ 41: A Second-Generation Power Cat That Does it All Boise’s Renaissance Shipwright: Tom Noeker Shows Off His Latest Project

By Bill Parlatore

Generous storage space and an inspired design give this multihull a relaxed, open feel.
Step aboard and see what makes PDQ’s latest model a capable liveaboard cat with few compromises.

   

 


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