A wreck-diving archaeologist and his quest to discover a missing submarine

Get ready to learn Safety & Rescue at Sea

The importance of 406 MHz emergency beacons and how they work

A look at the El Faro tragedy as it unfolded based upon the bridge voice recorder

Scientific Paper Looks at Possible Norse Use of 'Sunstones'

Mario Vittone's latest post on his Soundings Magazine Lifelines blog

Team Sun Hung Kai/Scallywag member washed overboard Monday afternoon during an accidental gybe

A 5th District of the USCG MidAtlantic USCG blog on bar patrol and Search and Rescue.

As the Northwest TrawlerFest approaches (May 1st - 5th) here are some great reasons to attend

Audience Questions Drive the Discussion

Spotlight on Instructor Jeff Merrill

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.

Second Installment Chronicling Australian Couple's Refit of a Steel Boat

Based on the 96, Which Was Based on the 86

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.

An important Seamanship article from our friends at Soundings Magazine regarding COLREGS Rule 5.

Check out this video from a day of surf drills in 10 to 12 foot seas

A castable fish finder, with 3D and mapping capabilities, all in the palm of your hand.

How to pick the best binoculars to suit your needs

Though Maybe Not as Bad as 2017

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

Author Kim Kalisik and her family take us to their favorite cruising grounds, the Dry Torugas off the tip of Key West.

Test Proves Concept, But How Practical Is It?

The Great Lakes offer some of the most beautiful cruising anywhere. With the combination of world-class cities and small villages, you could spend a lifetime exploring these irresistible ports of call. (Or find one you love and never leave!)

Video of Craig Hougen's Norwegian trawler, Explorer in Haida Gwaii, BC.

Plans Include Marina on North Side

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

Capt. Greg Parker Knows

That's a More Important Question Than 'Single Versus Twins'