A Beginner’s Guide to Sailing Maine
Lobster pots, fog and rocky anchorages sound terrifying, until a first-timer learns the system and slows everything down.
Lobster pots, fog and rocky anchorages sound terrifying, until a first-timer learns the system and slows everything down.
A son reflects on a century of life, a lifetime of ocean miles, and a father who led by letting you figure it out.
Four hours on, four hours off is the classic model, but the best watch system is the one your crew can actually sustain.
From drifting anchorless overnight to dragging toward a buddy boat at 1 a.m., the blunders that made me better at sailing.
Leaving your boat unattended for months demands careful preparation, and a willingness to accept what you can’t control.
An analog astronaut crew sails a 43-year-old gaff schooner 1,200 miles to SpaceX’s Starbase, to prove the sea is a viable training ground for Mars.
Legend Gary Jobson shares how to combine modern apps, traditional barometers, and cloud patterns for safer coastal sailing.
After a harrowing dismasting off Cape Horn, US Marine veteran Ronnie Simpson prepares for the 2027 Global Solo Challenge.
A troop of young sailors trades their smartphones for sunsets, teamwork, and seamanship during a weeklong Florida Keys trek.
Modern electronics are wonderful until they quit. Here’s why old-school tools still keep sailors safe at sea.
Belgian skipper completes east-to-west crossing in 24 days in a Mini 6.50, becoming the first from Belgium to hold a transatlantic world record.
Jimmy Cornell reflects on a lifetime of inventive, cautious and sometimes unconventional solutions at sea.
Lobster pots, fog and rocky anchorages sound terrifying, until a first-timer learns the system and slows everything down.
A son reflects on a century of life, a lifetime of ocean miles, and a father who led by letting you figure it out.
Four hours on, four hours off is the classic model, but the best watch system is the one your crew can actually sustain.
From drifting anchorless overnight to dragging toward a buddy boat at 1 a.m., the blunders that made me better at sailing.
Leaving your boat unattended for months demands careful preparation, and a willingness to accept what you can’t control.
An analog astronaut crew sails a 43-year-old gaff schooner 1,200 miles to SpaceX’s Starbase, to prove the sea is a viable training ground for Mars.
Legend Gary Jobson shares how to combine modern apps, traditional barometers, and cloud patterns for safer coastal sailing.
After a harrowing dismasting off Cape Horn, US Marine veteran Ronnie Simpson prepares for the 2027 Global Solo Challenge.
A troop of young sailors trades their smartphones for sunsets, teamwork, and seamanship during a weeklong Florida Keys trek.
Modern electronics are wonderful until they quit. Here’s why old-school tools still keep sailors safe at sea.
Belgian skipper completes east-to-west crossing in 24 days in a Mini 6.50, becoming the first from Belgium to hold a transatlantic world record.
Jimmy Cornell reflects on a lifetime of inventive, cautious and sometimes unconventional solutions at sea.
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