Brian K. Lind

Petty Officer Michael Kelly, a rescue swimmer with the United States Coast Guard, will receive the 2019 IMO Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea

Nordhavn unveils its newest passagemaker, the Nordhavn 41.

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

The No. 5 Elbe schooner was property of the Hamburg Maritime Foundation and had 43 people on board at the time of the accident. Nine people were injured, one seriously.

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

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

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.’

During Trawlerfest in Stuart, Fl this year, we learned about the Dockmate remote controlled docking system.

Step aboard the latest Outer Reef Yachts 700 Classic Series Motoryacht, Rhapsody.

The world’s first 2.4 meter triband and multi-orbit maritime VSAT antenna system, the Intellian v240MT, has won Via Satellite’s inaugural Satellite Technology of the Year Award.

Trawlerfest Seattle attendees have voted and we have a winner!

Here's a look at what's at Trawlerfest

Editor in Chief Andrew Parkinson sits down with Scott Helker of Helmsman Trawlers.

Trawlerfest: Seattle offers several opportunities to get yourself ready for exploring the world class cruising grounds of the Pacific Northwest.

A point of pride for her owner, this 75-foot custom passagemaker was designed to conquer any sea.

Add these nine best-kept-secrets to your itinerary for the ultimate Great Loop adventure.

Salty Jobs is the Dirty Jobs show of the maritime world you didn't know you needed.

A traditional school for wooden boatbuilding modernizes to shape the next generation of builders.

John Deere delivers a lightweight power option that packs a punch.

No more embarrassing docking by feel with Raymarine's machine vision cameras and virtual bumpers.

Florida governor announces sweeping changes in water policy

Here is our guide to the passagemaker style boats you should check out at the Seattle Boat Show

The Seattle Boat Show runs from January 25th until February 2nd.

Humphree Interceptor and Fin Stabilization

A Custom Build of a Sam Devlin Blue Fin 54

Beneteau Won’t Rest on a Good Thing

We take a look back through our 2018 lineup and highlight some of the artwork that spoke to us.

Turn this diamond in the rough into the perfect NW pocket-cruiser.

132 years later a drift bottle, used to understand currents, is found on a beach in Australia.

USCG fights the "Circle-of-Death" with new requirements.

This 8-axis robotic CNC machine can do a month’s worth of work in a few days

A few more nautical gift ideas for the boaters in your life

Exploring the virtues of offseason cruising in the Exuma Cays.

A review of another great book by Cynan Jones

The voting is over and Heartbeat, 5 to 1, and Dessert First all come out winners

Here are 3 Electronic Manufacturers to check out at FLIBS.

The unique story of Pete Langley and the Port Townsend Foundry

A surprisingly innovative new flip-flop

New Yachts and Products to check out at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.

Check out our preview of the Hylas M44 at TrawlerFest in Baltimore.

There are docking skills and then there are these skills. And as they say around the Chesapeake, "It's an Eastern Shore thing, you wouldn't understand."

Offered up on Ebay with no reserve!

NOAA has downgraded their estimates for the Atlantic, expecting a quiet remainder of the hurricane season; In the Pacific, though, category 4 Hurricane Lane threatens Hawaii.

The USCG issues a Marine Safety Alert on this potential issue after numerous reports of degraded radio communication

The Healy heads to the Arctic in support of several scientific missions.

Oceanic Systems is on the edge of creating “future is now” technology with their Poseidon displays.