Split hose almost sinks boat
By George W. Shaw Years ago, I began motor sailing after losing the wind. Although drowsy from the midday sun and the boat’s gentle motion, …
By George W. Shaw Years ago, I began motor sailing after losing the wind. Although drowsy from the midday sun and the boat’s gentle motion, …
By Tim Akpinar When we think of marine insurance, we tend to think largely in terms of coverage. This means reviewing a boat policy on …
By Larry MacDonald & Fern Magnus-Brown We don’t recommend sailing solo through the Broughtons. The numerous tidal currents, half-submerged logs, kelp beds and isolated rocks …
By Linda Newland In the northern San Juan Islands, the 564-acre Sucia Island State Park features incredible scenery, 77,700 feet of shoreline and solid holding …
By Linda Mangelsdorf While looking at a map of Corps-maintained waterways in an Army Corps of Engineers office, Fred Mangelsdorf discovered a short black line …
By Larry MacDonald My wife, Sandy, and I are both avid sailors, though for many years we didn’t actually own a boat. To get our …
You’ve winterized your boat, perhaps wrapped and sealed it against the elements so it will be clean and ready to sail come spring. Or will …
By David S. Martin When new boaters give up on boating, it’s almost always because they bought the wrong boat. Let’s look at what to …
By Scott Mackenzie Convergence can mean the capability of a piece of electronic equipment to perform more than one function or activity. For instance, today’s …
By Bill Gesele Always make sure the slip isn’t too small or too large for your boat. A too-small slip spreads the poles and may …
The Marine 600 Adventure Medical kit is an onboard kit that covers all your first-aid needs.
By Earl Gillespie, Ernst Hofmann and Ken Poole It seemed simple enough: Three members of Banana River Sail & Power Squadron/23 would meet at Lake …