Safety at Sea: Dragging Anchor
A stormy night in Scotland’s Loch Stornaway is the perfect setting for a crash course in the limitations of modern electronics.
A stormy night in Scotland’s Loch Stornaway is the perfect setting for a crash course in the limitations of modern electronics.
After a dismasting off the coast of the Carolinas, the crew of Distant Drummer thought they’d made all the right moves. Then things got interesting.
A storm packing hurricane-force winds takes a Balearic anchorage by surprise and wreaks havoc among the fleet.
With several circumnavigations under his belt, Cap’n Fatty shares his simple advice for sailing in big winds and seas.
Boating safety groups team up to expand and stock Loaner Stations nationwide for the 2021 season.
The postmortem of a perhaps preventable offshore-racing mishap provides some takeaway notes for any bluewater boat.
Depending on your itinerary and desire to stay connected, there’s satellite gear to meet your needs and budget.
The Cruising Club of America’s online outline for what skippers need to do to foster a culture of safety aboard their vessels is recommended browsing for every boat owner.
New sailing gear including sea boots, a sailing jacket and a signal light.
With border and harbor closures and quarantine rules changing seemingly by the hour, we’ve compiled a list of resources where you can find the latest information.
The first rule of seamanship is not to fall overboard, but if you do, it’s imperative that you’ve given some thought to getting back aboard.
Navigation, entertainment and communications devices not only help you get from here to there, but also enjoy the voyage in between.
A stormy night in Scotland’s Loch Stornaway is the perfect setting for a crash course in the limitations of modern electronics.
After a dismasting off the coast of the Carolinas, the crew of Distant Drummer thought they’d made all the right moves. Then things got interesting.
A storm packing hurricane-force winds takes a Balearic anchorage by surprise and wreaks havoc among the fleet.
With several circumnavigations under his belt, Cap’n Fatty shares his simple advice for sailing in big winds and seas.
Boating safety groups team up to expand and stock Loaner Stations nationwide for the 2021 season.
The postmortem of a perhaps preventable offshore-racing mishap provides some takeaway notes for any bluewater boat.
Depending on your itinerary and desire to stay connected, there’s satellite gear to meet your needs and budget.
The Cruising Club of America’s online outline for what skippers need to do to foster a culture of safety aboard their vessels is recommended browsing for every boat owner.
New sailing gear including sea boots, a sailing jacket and a signal light.
With border and harbor closures and quarantine rules changing seemingly by the hour, we’ve compiled a list of resources where you can find the latest information.
The first rule of seamanship is not to fall overboard, but if you do, it’s imperative that you’ve given some thought to getting back aboard.
Navigation, entertainment and communications devices not only help you get from here to there, but also enjoy the voyage in between.
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