SPECIAL REPORT: Changing Tides
In response to this year’s historically long red tide, Florida residents are split over what it means for the future.
Blogs
October 2018 Logbook: Tech Time
Reflecting on the success of the roll-canceling gyro and Power & Motoryacht’s role in the growth of Seakeeper.
The Boat Show Bus
Years of attending the Ft. Lauderdale boat show can make you an expert people-watcher—and a casual zoologist.
A Boat That Thinks
Machine intelligence is cool, right? But, what if your boat gets so smart she decides to cruise alone?
Everything Old is New Again
October 2018 Inside Angle: As novel as today’s hullside windows may seem, they are far from original.
How to Maneuver Your Boat in Close Quarters
The secret to docking in tricky conditions isn’t a secret at all.
September 2018 Select Brokerage
Select Brokerage listings from the September 2018 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.
Lobster’s Revenge
After fouling a prop on a lobster trap off the coast of Maine, Capt. Bill Pike considers the state’s iconic crustaceans.
The Maine Difference
The editors roll up their sleeves and report to work at Sabre Yachts, where we learn about boatbuilding and the appeal of downeast craftsmanship. It’s time to clock in.
Logbook: Work Hard. Play Hard.
The editors learn first hand how hard Maine boatbuilders work. They also get a taste of what it means to have fun with lobster boat racing style.
When Ad Men Were Mad Men
In today’s increasingly PC world, the author challenges boatbuilders to bring back a little bravery to their ads.
As Luck Would Have It
Thanks to lots of worry and a little common sense, the Betty Jane II’s first big-time cruise goes smoother than a wild horse’s nose.
Backyard Adventures
The Power & Motoryacht team casts off for Cumberland Island on a memorable cruise, taking challenges (and each other) in stride.
Mr. Sandman
Bill Prince discusses one of his more, umm, unusual design requests, that brings new meaning to the term “beach club.”
Chasing Canguro
Alex Luther wanted to recreate his grandfather’s world-record waterskiing attempt. But first he had to learn how to waterski.
End of an Era?
Mixed feelings arise at the conclusion of the two-year rehabilitation of the Betty Jane II.
Trash Talk
The Ocean Cleanup Project launches a device to eliminate the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, which isn’t a “patch” at all.
Solar & Electric Boat Challenge
International competitors will descend on Monaco to compete in the only event of its kind: the Solar & Electric Boat Challenge.
6 Month Swim For a Cause
Ben Lecomte, 51, will swim through shark territory and the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in pursuit of a world record and groundbreaking research.