How designer and builder Sam Devlin turned a stalled build into a salty tugboat.
We're stuck on this new suction-cup koozie by Toadfish Outfitters.
Ranger Tugs R-41 Makes the Best of an Extra 10 Feet
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.
Cruising Khutz Inlet is a bucket list destination that Jonathan Cooper thinks you should make sure to cross off.
A forward-thinking owner’s 92-foot steel expedition trawler can cruise for months at a time without plugging in to shore power.
Rheos’ family of floating sunglasses have the quality and practicality—just not the cost—of high-end shades.
Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Cooper provides some basic information on astrophotography
ePropulsion enters the market with a variety of electric drive solutions.
Get ready for our return to Baltimore September 25-29th at brand new Inner Harbor East Marina.
This new device from Weems & Plath connects a waterproof beacon to your smart phone or tablet to keep an eye on all those aboard.
Raymarine and DJI integration can help you scout a mooring field, spot fish, or take epic pictures of your boat.
The final conclusion is that it was most likely ice accumulation that led to her ultimate demise.
Kadey-Krogen Yachts splashes a new open concept 50.
The first all female team and monohull to win the R2AK
We are still collecting entries for our Best Boat Name Competition
There is no challenge that powercat pioneer and master marketer Larry Graf won’t tackle
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.
Bremerton Marina repeats as the host for the nation's leading cruising and seminar series
Starting in January, The Moorings will begin offering powercat charters in Puerto Rico’s spectacular—and lesser known compared to some of her neighbors—Spanish Virgin Islands.