Tips For Barbecue Cooking While on Charter
Most bareboats have a barbecue grill in the cockpit and grilling is perfect for no-fuss dinners on charter.
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Most bareboats have a barbecue grill in the cockpit and grilling is perfect for no-fuss dinners on charter.
The sinking of the sailboat Raindancer brought at-sea safety preparations to the forefront and reminded us of our own whale encounters.
Electronic emergency beacons top the list of our must-have boating accessories.
These tips will help you handle common problems while bareboating.
These eight PFDs can help you keep your head above water.
A look at the electronic boat safety kit tools needed to keep you safe at sea.
Breathe in. Breathe out, I coached myself before grabbing the VHF radio: “Coast Guard, Coast Guard, Coast Guard, this is the sailing vessel Ana María, 40 miles north of Bodega Bay. We took a wave in our cockpit and suspect a crewmember has a broken leg. We need assistance….”
The crew on Avocet enlisted a skilled metalworker to help remove and replace damaged chainplates.
After two veteran sailors succumbed to their injuries, we’re reminded that offshore sailing is hazardous and missteps can happen at any moment.
After eight seasons sailing the South Pacific, the crew of Sparkman & Stephens 41 Pitufa have learned to embrace their morning rituals of coffee, convergence zones, and surface analysis charts.
Setting the hook where it’s safe for your boat and the coral takes some time to get right.
They’re not one-size-suits-all. We ended up seeking out professional advice.
Most bareboats have a barbecue grill in the cockpit and grilling is perfect for no-fuss dinners on charter.
The sinking of the sailboat Raindancer brought at-sea safety preparations to the forefront and reminded us of our own whale encounters.
Electronic emergency beacons top the list of our must-have boating accessories.
These tips will help you handle common problems while bareboating.
These eight PFDs can help you keep your head above water.
A look at the electronic boat safety kit tools needed to keep you safe at sea.
Breathe in. Breathe out, I coached myself before grabbing the VHF radio: “Coast Guard, Coast Guard, Coast Guard, this is the sailing vessel Ana María, 40 miles north of Bodega Bay. We took a wave in our cockpit and suspect a crewmember has a broken leg. We need assistance….”
The crew on Avocet enlisted a skilled metalworker to help remove and replace damaged chainplates.
After two veteran sailors succumbed to their injuries, we’re reminded that offshore sailing is hazardous and missteps can happen at any moment.
After eight seasons sailing the South Pacific, the crew of Sparkman & Stephens 41 Pitufa have learned to embrace their morning rituals of coffee, convergence zones, and surface analysis charts.
Setting the hook where it’s safe for your boat and the coral takes some time to get right.
They’re not one-size-suits-all. We ended up seeking out professional advice.
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