How-to: Seamanship
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How-To / Seamanship
Race to Alaska: The Ultimate Adventure?
Jan 28, 2015750 miles, powered only by humans and sails. The Race to Alaska is on. …Read More
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How-To / Seamanship
Which Fire Extinguisher Should I Be Using?
Jan 10, 2015Fire ports are meant to work with Halon or CO2 "clean agent" extinguishers, not the directional dry-chemical type. …Read More
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How-To / Seamanship
Boats We Love: Norsafe GES 50MKIII
Sep 13, 2014What boat is more lovable than the one that saves your life? …Read More
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How-To / Seamanship
Aground! 5 Steps to Get an Outboard-Powered Boat Floating Again
Sep 1, 2014Running aground is no fun, and it can do serious damage to your boat and your outboard. To minimize the danger and get back on your way, follow these five steps. …Read More
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How-To / Seamanship
Fortress Anchor Testing: When It’s Good To Be a Stick in the Mud
Aug 7, 2014Wonder which anchor works best? Fortress Anchors is hoping science can answer that question. …Read More
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How-To / Seamanship
Trailer Maintenance: 3 Lessons from the Frankentrailer
Jun 17, 2014An almost-breakdown brings home the importance of trailer maintenance and good equipment. …Read More
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How-To / Seamanship
How to Tie Bend Knots
Jun 17, 2014Bend knots are used for joining two lengths of line together. Learn how to tie two of them by watching this short video. …Read More
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How-To / Seamanship
How to Tie a Bowline Knot
Jun 10, 2014Learn how to tie the quintessential boating knot, the bowline, in this helpful how-to video. …Read More
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How-To / Seamanship
How to Tie Hitch Knots
Jun 3, 2014Watch this how-to video to learn how to tie two common knots. …Read More
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How-To / Seamanship
Do-It-Yourself Dock Line Splicing, part 2
Feb 20, 2014Part two of our handy do-it-yourself guide to making your own looped dock lines. …Read More
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