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Bet You Drive a Little Slower after Watching this Insane Boat Crash Video
By Kevin Koenig | September 5th, 2012This video has been going viral lately. I wasn’t going to post it because I was sure someone died in it (either the driver or the girl in pink), but then I read last night that everyone on the boat survived with what were reported as “minor to moderate” injuries. Everyone on the boat was also apparently made out of adamantium too, because that makes no sense. That was a SCARY crash. One minute you’re ripping across the water in your Fountain go-fast with a bunch of girls in bikinis, next minute BAM!
Ahhhh, The Boating Weekend
By Capt. Bill Pike | September 4th, 2012
There are all sorts of boating weekends, of course. Sometimes you leave the dock, sometimes you don't. Sometimes you cook a meal or two onboard, sometimes you don't.
Russell Crowe gets Lost at Sea (not according to Russell Crowe)
By Kevin Koenig | September 4th, 2012
Actor Russell Crowe sorta kinda maybe almost probably definitely got lost this weekend while paddling his kayak around Long Island Sound with a friend.
What’s the Brokerage Market for a Sea Ray 480/500 Sundancer?
By PMY Broker Insight | September 4th, 2012By Jason Y. Wood
We spoke to three brokers who each are listing a Sea Ray 480/500 Sundancer from the early 1990s, and each explained what to look for in the listings. Here are some highlights:
Tune In
By Christopher White | August 22nd, 2012Cruisers of California’s coast know the many pleasures of Monterey and environs: Fisherman’s Wharf, famed Cannery Row, the Monterey Aquarium, and the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.
Dolphin Delight (w/Cool Video)
By Capt. Bill Pike | August 20th, 2012
Musta been last year, although DANG! it doesn't seem that long ago. I was helping deliver a Kadey Krogen 48 AE up the eastern coast of the United States, from Stuart, Florida, to Annapolis, Maryland.
Can It
By Jason Y. Wood | August 17th, 2012
The craft-beer revolution has passed many boaters by. Why? Those snobby breweries only used glass bottles—until now. By leaving fragile, heavy bottles to the landlubbers, breweries and beer drinkers get many benefits: Cans don’t break, chill faster, take up less space, and protect beer from harmful light. Remember though, if you do enjoy some suds at sea, let someone else take the helm. Here are some seaworthy choices.
Lending a Tentacle
By Kevin Koenig | August 15th, 2012
Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen kept his 414-foot yacht Octopus in London for the Olympics. But before sailing for home, the vessel will partake in a noble mission in service of The Crown.














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