Rapid rehab for living coral: if you’re headed to the Florida Keys with your boat anytime soon, the first thing to know is that you’ve got the l…
Category: Boat/US Magazine
Tom’s top tips for living aboard
Tom Neale
I used to read all about “cruising” in the magazines. The people doing it took pride in …
A guide to seasick remedies
Bob Adriance
Whenever he encountered a seasick sailor, Admiral Nelson, the 19th century British hero at…
Towing administrator hooks a record shark
When Kristen Potter wheeled a four-foot shark into the back door of the Beef Palace in Huntingt…
Sportfishing data collection under review
The National Research Council will conduct a thorough review of methods the National Marine Fis…
Ten ways to stretch your fuel budget
Gas prices are soaring. The good news is that it’s still less expensive than bottled water, but sinc…
Behind the boat
Jim Ellis
The holiday season is a time for giving and for those of us up North it’s also a time to reflect on the p…
Island Packet 31: two out of three boats sold in the U.S. are bought used. Many of these have an enduring appeal, having withstood the test of t…
Are boat auctions a bargain?
Caroline Ajootian
Every year, boats that are literally and figuratively washed up because of accidents…
Dog on it; Wanted: boating companion for day cruises, fishing trips, gunkholing, and passagemaking. Good natured, quick-thinking and tolerant of…