Blogs

We take a deep dive into the science of organic chemistry to find out if your foul-weather gear is dangerous.

Wind farms generate clean power, but they can be a nuisance to boaters.

The editors discuss how social obligations often stand in the way of the perfect boating weekend.

As Covid restrictions slowly lift, a lifelong boater finds welcoming faces in familiar places.

The only thing harder to find than a new boat these days might just be an outboard engine to power it. We talk to four major players in the outboard space to learn more about the power shortage.

Part Two: Looking to purchase a new boat? You’re not alone. We sat down with three production builders to dig into the continued boat-buying frenzy.

Part One: Surging demand for used boats and supply chain headwinds have created an unprecedented environment for boaters everywhere.

The greatest quarterback of all time has pre-ordered the all-new Wajer 77.

A boat ride reveals how Joe Namath is spending the fourth quarter of his life.

In this episode of the Power and Motoryacht podcast, Simon and Dan share the stories behind some of the most famous and infamous boating legends, including someone on their team.

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.

Earth’s Mightiest Heroes face off against the toughest foe they’ve ever faced: a boat refit.

This battery-powered distress light is a safer and environmentally conscious alternative to traditional flares.

Exploring the legacy of Ernest Hemingway as a boater, fisherman and author.

Capt. Bill Pike reflects on time spent with an old cuss with a particular appetite and the lessons learned from him in-between meals.

Hurricane Irma left a ton of detritus in her wake. Instead of sitting back and waiting, the Conch Republic Marine Army mobilized in an effort to revitalize the mangrove forests of the Keys.

An all but forgotten Steiger Craft becomes an unlikely vessel for passing the torch.

Simon and Historian Mike Walling discuss the legend of Sinbad, or the saltiest dog you've never heard of.

A new book highlighting the seafaring tradition of Dan’s adoptive state proves to be the antithesis of a long conference call.

Is boating a great equalizer when it comes to keeping your sanity? Capt. Bill sounds off.

Dan and Charlie discuss the growing trend of outboard-powered monsters and the engines that move them.

Boats and boaters are answering the call to help deliver Covid-19 vaccines to the remotest regions of the Final Frontier.

After calling technical support and receiving some bad news, Capt. Bill Pike fantasizes about a more helpful Siri.

When it comes to engineering, “close enough” is a recipe for disaster, and lemonade cans should not be a unit of measure.