First Photos: Lagoon 400 Cat and Shoal-Draft J/95
March 31st 2009Two new, very different sailboats put their sails up last week for the first time.
Archive for March, 2009
Two new, very different sailboats put their sails up last week for the first time.
Best Marine Web Sites Named; Best Blogs, Too
March 30th 2009Four marine websites receive awards; how about some love for the marine blogosphere?
Bargain Boats and Charters; Fun for Less
March 27th 2009We've got some good deals for you, from runabout to megayacht.
Boats on Video: Keeping it Light
March 26th 2009From boat shredding to storm-force waves, video offers a good timeout.
Protect Your Blackberry or iPhone on the Water
March 24th 2009The Blackberry and iPhone need some extra consideration in the marine world.
Most Outrageous Boston Whaler Yet
March 20th 2009The banana-styled 370 Outrage is longer than any other Whaler.
Pressing the Anchoring Amendment in Florida
March 18th 2009The proposed Florida law that would restrict anchoring rights reaches a critical juncture.
Nothing Simple About Piracy
March 17th 2009What do pirates look like and why has the waterway between Yemen and Somalia has become so dangerous?
What Floats Your Boat on San Francisco Bay?
March 16th 2009The merger of two April boat shows should make Jack London Square a lively place next month.
Sea Ray Planes to the Podium Again, and Again
March 13th 2009Awards come in many shapes and sizes, whether for the manufacturer, Sea Ray, or cruising sailors like the Linskeys.
As Fast as You Dare, As Slow as the River Goes
March 12th 2009The racers will always push to the edge, and you'll watch them go by.
Racing from Caribbean to Cape and What About the America’s Cup?
March 10th 2009The warmest sailboat racing is underway in the Caribbean, the fastest in the Pacific, and the most expensive, in New York State's Court of Appeals.
Spring Fever by Newport’s Waters
March 9th 2009Everyone on the island loves warmer days and boating's promise.
Boating Under Attack in Florida
March 6th 2009Anchoring and other rights of boaters are at risk in the Sunshine State once again.
