Trawler News & Views

As with life, cruising doesn’t always work to schedule.

Will our own cruising rituals of today at all resemble our children’s nautical endeavors of tomorrow?

New multifunction display is designed to increase speed, power and functionality at the helm.

PNW builder implements safe practices to keeping workers healthy amid pandemic.

Pondering the modern definition of passagemaking and what the future might hold.

The Bristol Bay gill net boat is a remnant of a bygone era of handcrafted boats. Now, a Washington maritime non-profit is giving it new life.

Swim with wild dolphins in your own home through virtual reality.

National Weather Service considers re-designating Small Craft Advisory as Small Craft Warning.

The ability to create custom luxury, specific to your own vision, draws in many yachting enthusiasts in search of the perfect escape.

Mystery shipwreck identified as pre-Revolutionary War cargo vessel.

Craig LeBlanc is facing a challenge he never before fathomed: running a marine retail operation amid a global pandemic. Here's his COVID-19 story.

Of course you should wear a life jacket, but it’s not as simple as just saying “always.”

Marine security companies see a need to evolve as technology and telematics become more prevalent.

New order language prohibiting recreational boating prompts a host of questions from Marylanders.

Lawmakers approve two bills to create the Nature Coast Aquatic Preserve.

AIM Marine Group's Virtual Boat Show set to reconnect with boaters with the yachting industry amid global pandemic.

Loggerhead turtle travels 23,000 miles from South Africa to Australia

The builder’s new flagship will put up 30 knots while putting down minimal wake.

City council will address a local ordinance to reduce speed limit to no-wake.

BREAKING NEWS

Abandoned or derelict vessels (ADV) are not just heartbreakers and eyesores; they pose a slew of serious problems.

Event rescheduled for November 10-14, will remain at Bell Harbor Marina

Study shows current speeds increasing by 15 percent per decade. Accelerating winds are the culprit.

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