Thanks to more sophisticated software and lower costs, gyroscopic stabilizers are to be found on more and more boats with each passing year, and Seakeeper can take much of the credit.
Former Technical Editor Steve D’Antonio profiles one of the great marine industry hubs, and better kept secrets, in North America: Seattle’s Ballard Neighborhood.
Far too many professionals in the marine industry are guilty of failing to provide to customers intelligible, plainspoken language that supports their observations, analyses and reports.
The country of Japan has a new and genuine interest in New England and it is not relating to Blue Fin Tuna but in the sea burial category.
Owners of outboard boats have lived with portable fuel tanks for years, but recent efforts to stop gas fumes from escaping by eliminating the two-way vent is causing new concerns.
With police boardings a contentious issue along many of our waterways, retired Coast Guard officer Pete Dautel analyzes what’s happening out there and offers some timely advice.
Nowadays computers and Internet connectivity have opened the office door to thousands of boaters. Here the Doyles share their own experiences on how to set up an efficient onboard office. Some assembly required.
Blocks, tackle, booms and birds. A cruising family takes it to a new ‘level.’ Follow the Jaunceys as they take on the task of adding stabilizers to their beloved trawler and experience life-changing results.
When a boat offering assistance arrives on the scene, how do you know if the service is a “tow” or a “salvage” job? If you’re ever in doubt, ask the boat’s captain. There could be a big difference in the cost of each service and who will pay the bill, says BoatUS.
Readers frequently ask, “What do I need to know about making good crimp connections?” Fortunately, not very much.
Oftentimes, we go overboard when trying to please everyone.
A Scandinavian-Style Passagemaker
With the N46 Mark II, Nordhavn reimagines the first model the brand’s founders ever designed entirely on their own.
A conversation with Trawlers Great Lakes
The OTG 20 takes shape as a timeless passagemaker drawn from commercial logic and Dutch heritage.
Summit 54 Walkthrough Video at Palm Beach
Step aboard a 91-year-old icon
After a Mediterranean wring-out, a small crew embarked on a bucket-list journey to Greenland onboard a custom, 78-foot aluminum yacht.
The three-stateroom model replaces the 58 with a host of interior and exterior upgrades.
The top premieres from the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show 2025,
