Loose mooring lines tax USCG with needless search-and-rescue missions

A few words from the editor about our new issue...

Nordhavn unveils its newest passagemaker, the Nordhavn 41.

Recreational boating's busiest time of the year requires extra precautions

Cruising Khutz Inlet is a bucket list destination that Jonathan Cooper thinks you should make sure to cross off.

Navico Brands, Simrad and B&G, announced a new VHF radio earlier this week that has built in AIS for both transmission and reception.

Important Safety Warning: Possible Fire Risk With Torqeedo Outboard Motor Batteries “Travel” and “Ultralight”

Fusion's Apollo and Signature Series make for true audio goodness

Tour the Endurance 720 by Hampton Yachts with Editor in Chief, Andrew Parkinson

The perfect anchor won't do you any good without a proper rode.

Nothing is worse than boats going crash in the middle of the night, learn to anchor respectfully.

Being able to anchor in under a minute is important for potential boating emergencies.

An anchoring tip from Chuck Hawley's new Boaters University course: Anchors and Anchoring.

Does anchoring make you nervous? Not sure about spending the night on the hook? Learn the in's and out's of anchoring with anchoring specialist, Chuck Hawley in this new course from Boaters University.

The crew from Power and Motoryacht, along with our own Editor-in-Chief Andrew Parkinson, walk through the Steeler Yachts NG 40 as it makes its North American boat show debut at Trawlerfest Seattle.

What can Life Proof Boats do that your trawler doesn't? Find out here on our tour with CEO Micah Bowers.

During Trawlerfest Seattle our partners at Power and Motoryacht produced some great walk through videos of the boats on hand. Explore the new Ranger Tugs 41.

A collection of vintage outboards and the group of men who breathe life into the past.

An ode to the 1934 pacific northwest salmon troller, Josephine.

It took one man 11 years to restore a 51-year-old Grand Banks 42. now they are both back home on the water.

A growing yacht refit sector is good news for yacht owners, and it can benefit new-boat builders as well.

Starting with just a bare hull, a couple perseveres to Build an Ed Monk Jr.–designed expedition yacht.

Innovative hulls and cruise-anywhere characteristics have become synonymous with Vripack designs.

When can a boat rightfully be called a ship?

A properly installed and maintained seacock can last a lifetime.

Zurn Yacht Design and New England Boatworks team up on a radical new catamaran concept that’s ideal for island time.

Planning an extended voyage? Add a compass adjustment to your checklist.

Living aboard is an intensity test for every couple’s skills, nerves and patience.

We always keep a plunger with our snorkeling gear. Don’t you?

A photography collection by Morris and Stanley Rosenfeld at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum captures a glimpse of women in yachting.

Sometimes the best plan of action is ‘to not to.’

Using a power buffer to clean and polish your gelcoat is good for you and for your boat.

This Colonial seaport charms with a chill riverscape and Small-town vibe

A Beneteau Swift Trawler 47 tackles its "proving grounds" with a bold offshore passage from Seattle to San Diego.

For those with a sense of adventure, historic Lake Champlain is the cruising destination you won’t want to miss.

Fusion's Apollo and Signature Series make for true audio goodness

Sirius Signal (Weems & Plath) versus Orion, plus a new option

Mr T goes to sea, hopefully leaving us a safety lesson

Ben Ellison takes a look at Actisense NMEA 2000 cables and connectors while discussing network design tips.

Hands on with next generation boat management interfaces

Groundbreaking new tech that you've barely heard anything about