Hurricane Season 2013
Can we forget about stowing extra anchors and chafe gear, and hoarding extra bottled water and power bars?
Can we forget about stowing extra anchors and chafe gear, and hoarding extra bottled water and power bars?
Mark Pillsbury tries out the Whale Super Sub 650 bilge pump.
Boxed wine is wonderful on a boat, with no glass to break. But what if you like your wine chilled? Try this DIY cooler/carrier.
Row your (inflatable) boat: If you acquire a sturdy set of oars and modify the oarlocks, you can propel your dinghy without using an engine.
Is it too complicated or tricky to swap out boats while in a foreign country, with miles yet to go? Here’s how this young, growing family pulled it off.
When used improperly, this popular marine alloy can wreak mighty havoc.
Boathandling: Thanks to their dual engines and twin props, maneuvering catamarans in close quarters can be a simple and rewarding experience.
These simple maneuvers will have you driving your catamaran like a pro. Click here to read more on catamaran boathandling.
This simple tip will keep the spices on your boat from clumping.
If you don’t prevent your hardware from rusting or seizing, here’s how to free it.
When upgrading your sail inventory, understanding the basics of sailcloth, laminates and construction keeps the wool from being pulled over your eyes.
When the ocean in motion becomes untenable, try boat stabilizers like flopper-stoppers or paravanes to settle things down
Can we forget about stowing extra anchors and chafe gear, and hoarding extra bottled water and power bars?
Mark Pillsbury tries out the Whale Super Sub 650 bilge pump.
Boxed wine is wonderful on a boat, with no glass to break. But what if you like your wine chilled? Try this DIY cooler/carrier.
Row your (inflatable) boat: If you acquire a sturdy set of oars and modify the oarlocks, you can propel your dinghy without using an engine.
Is it too complicated or tricky to swap out boats while in a foreign country, with miles yet to go? Here’s how this young, growing family pulled it off.
When used improperly, this popular marine alloy can wreak mighty havoc.
Boathandling: Thanks to their dual engines and twin props, maneuvering catamarans in close quarters can be a simple and rewarding experience.
These simple maneuvers will have you driving your catamaran like a pro. Click here to read more on catamaran boathandling.
This simple tip will keep the spices on your boat from clumping.
If you don’t prevent your hardware from rusting or seizing, here’s how to free it.
When upgrading your sail inventory, understanding the basics of sailcloth, laminates and construction keeps the wool from being pulled over your eyes.
When the ocean in motion becomes untenable, try boat stabilizers like flopper-stoppers or paravanes to settle things down
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