Daniel Harding

The Van Dam family has been building custom wooden boats their way for over 40 years, proving that passion can in fact be passed on.

Yacht Aid Global wades into the devastated Bahamas to offer aid, and returns with some misplaced mutts.

Spurred by the devastating destruction of the Bahamas, boaters are looking to help. Here’s one resource you should consider supporting.

Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding learns that even a small engine repair can leave you with a severely damaged ego.

Whether you’re the owner of a six-outboard Scout or sometimes borrow a dinghy powered by an antique Evinrude, we’re all really searching for the same thing: Adventure.

There’s something about the mindless chore of bottom painting that transports the author to a simpler time.

Putting together our first Pacific Northwest themed issue provided countless rewards.

A Carolina sportfishing legend, Omie Tillet leaves a legacy of craftsmanship and camaraderie in his wake.

You don’t expect to find an S6 resting in Times Square but if you think about it, maybe it’s not such a strange place to find an Azimut after all.

The first two issues of our newest publication build upon this magazine's role as the powerboat authority. Find out what the buzz is all about.

What do you think of when you think of the Pacific Northwest? For me, this place that I’ve been reading about for the past decade has been synonymous with one thing: Adventure.

A colleague’s health emergency, following a recent fishing trip, lends added poignancy to the day’s fun-loving excursion.

A two-day fishing tournament in Miami attracts the country’s best chefs and impacts the lives of some inspiring young people.

The passing of a larger-than-life friend inspires tales of cruising and the bonds that form on the water.

Whether you're a movie star, a president or a small business owner–especially in today's world–I think what we're all searching for is an escape.

Yacht designer Bill Prince offers sage advice for boat show-goers.

Emeril Lagasse cooks up a plan to fish hard and help the next generation of chefs.

Exclusive look inside the world’s biggest boat show

In the wake of a tragedy, Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding’s family decided it was time for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

The race to build the biggest, baddest center console on the planet has reached its peak. Or has it?

Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding reflects on important lessons that his new, boat-loving puppy has taught him.

Reflecting on the success of the roll-canceling gyro and Power & Motoryacht’s role in the growth of Seakeeper.

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.

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.