USCG Atlantic area historian, William H. Thiesen, Ph.D. recalls the heroic rescue of the Cutter Escanaba shortly before her sinking.

The Mystic Seaport Museum presents their exhibit, Science, Myth, and Mystery: The Vinland Map Saga

Understanding how your EPIRB works and how to operate it is better to do before disaster strikes.

Accidents, injuries, and deaths are down, but most death's still frustratingly preventable.

The vessel was spotted by passing Liberian-flagged bulk carrier ship Skiathos on June 7th.

As tariffs and retaliatory tariffs build the US marine manufacturers are facing a significant impact.

In 2016 two Harbor Pilots risked their lives to maintain control of their vessel as it was engulfed in flames. The IMO awarded them IMO Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea. See video of the fire here.

Cruisers Teaching Cruisers About Engines and Systems at TrawlerFest

Famed US superyacht builder Burger Boats introduces a 48 foot cruiser.

Bob Arrington takes the Minorca 42 for a spin.

Taking the Nimbus 405 Sports-cruiser for a Spin

Bill Jacobs Tests the Modern and Versatile Okean 50

Step aboard this retired lifeboat turned passagemaking yacht.

Steve Zimmerman explores troubleshooting your Turbos

Understanding our responsibilities for operating in narrow channels with large ships

A conversation with Kim Russo, the Executive Director of the American Great Loop Cruising Association.

A reliable genset can be essential to comfortable cruising. These skills can save your cruise.

Distant harbors beckon the power cruising boater, but distant harbors take time to reach, which means you may need to use that second set of 12 hours we get each day—you know, the ones in the dark.

A practical DYI for turning your tiny boat into a tug boat.

Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Cooper challenges readers to submit the best boat name for a chance to win an Em-Trak Sailor Extreme AIS Package.

Though Maybe Not as Bad as 2017

Galley author Karen Evenden writes about three of her favorite Canadian recipes

Desolate, charming, remote: Newfoundland is for the intrepid explorer.

There is no challenge that powercat pioneer and master marketer Larry Graf won’t tackle

The Erie Canal is a historic centerpiece along the Great Loop.

Mention drowning and we all tend to envision a person in the water waving his hands, splashing and screaming for help. That’s not even remotely close to what a drowning person looks like, writes Mario Vittone in this week’s Lifelines: Safety And Rescue At Sea blog.

Soundings Magazine's regular contributor, Mario Vittone dives deep on cold water immersion in this post on his lifelines blog

Capt. Greg Parker Knows