Lessons from a Rescue
After a father and his two young sons were forced to abandon ship, a simple personal locator beacon was the piece of equipment that saved their lives.
Seamanship
Drowning Doesn't Look Like Drowning
If a crewmember falls overboard and everything looks okay, don’t be too sure.
May 2018 Issue Preview
Join Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding for an exclusive sneak peek at the May issue of Power & Motoryacht.
Surviving Survival School
A swim in the freezing water of Long Island Sound reminds Editor-in-Chief Dan Harding the value of being prepared.
How to Keep Your Boat Running Smoothly
Keep your boat running smoothly by watching these critical details.
Lessons Learned from Navy Tragedies
Two Navy destroyers; two tragic collisions. Capt. Bill Pike investigates what went wrong in the Pacific.
Who’s Driving Whom?
Auto-routing can be the quickest, easiest way to get into trouble. Learn more here.
How to Sea Trial a Boat
Shopping for your next boat? Let our expert help you with some sage advice.
The U.S. Military Response to Hurricane Harvey
In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, one of the most catastrophic floods in southeast Texas, military branches were called into action. Their fearlessness in the face of disaster saved countless lives. See them in action here.
Evinrude’s IDock joystick control
Evinrude’s new IDock joystick control makes dockside maneuvering more intuitive.
Maritime Signal Flags
This amazingly addicting tool is the key to unlocking the lost language of signal flags.
Navigating the Shallows of Murphy’s Creek
A leaky engine, a water-moccasin-filled creek, and a seemingly abandoned ferry boat: Experiencing Northern Florida aboard a Cape Dory.
Palm Beach Collision
This collision at the Palm Beach show reminds us to always be aware of your surroundings.
Crossing the Bar
Capt. Paul Lobo has seen it all—brutal storms, horrendous accidents, and countless hours of drama—in his 31-year career as a San Francisco Pilot boat captain. These are his stories.
How to Choose the Right Marine Binoculars
Knowing what you’re looking at has a key component: Being able to see enough detail to make the right decisions. Understand what marine binoculars have to offer, and think about a new pair—good ones don’t need to cost too much.
Confident Captain
Senior Editor Dan Harding speaks with Capt. Eddie Persichetti about the Confident Captain boater education program.
The Coast Guard Heroes of The Finest Hours
Learn the facts behind the events that became the Hollywood film The Finest Hours, featuring a dramatization of the most daring rescue in Coast Guard history, from the author who wrote the book.
How To Prepare Your Boat For A Hurricane
Expert tips on prepping yourself and your boat for a severe storm.
Learning a Single-Engine Boathandling Technique
Learning a single-engine boathandling technique without even trying. Or paying.
How to Haulout a Boat
Jittery about that haulout? Take the edge off with this simple technique.
What to do if You Run Your Boat Aground
Cruise for long enough and you’ll touch bottom. What’s the plan for when you do?