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When the Wind Goes Light
These tips and tricks will help you get to your next waypoint and keep everyone’s morale from sinking.
These tips and tricks will help you get to your next waypoint and keep everyone’s morale from sinking.
Building bulwarks was no small project, but it greatly enhanced our boat’s looks as well as our sailing experience.
It’s important to think about a maintenance schedule to guard against windlass failure.
Is your boat bound for the Caribbean? Follow these tips for a safer and more comfortable voyage south.
With a bit of forethought, an average day out on the water can turn into a fantastic sail for the whole crew.
The trick to installing a basic digital navigation network is to start with only the basics and to get the most important features.
From gear upkeep to savvy seamanship, these seven top tips by BoatUS will keep you cruising safely all summer long.
There’s no such thing as too much time spent looking over critical systems before leaving a dock.
Sometimes, the best way to tell if the hook is set is by grabbing a snorkel, mask and fins for a visual inspection.
Here’s what we’ve learned about cruising with Panchita, a street cat who adopted us in Mexico.
If the goal is pleasurable cruising, then the first order of business is to skip all the time-sucking add-ons.
These boathandling tips served us well during a day out on the Chesapeake Bay.
These tips and tricks will help you get to your next waypoint and keep everyone’s morale from sinking.
Building bulwarks was no small project, but it greatly enhanced our boat’s looks as well as our sailing experience.
It’s important to think about a maintenance schedule to guard against windlass failure.
Is your boat bound for the Caribbean? Follow these tips for a safer and more comfortable voyage south.
With a bit of forethought, an average day out on the water can turn into a fantastic sail for the whole crew.
The trick to installing a basic digital navigation network is to start with only the basics and to get the most important features.
From gear upkeep to savvy seamanship, these seven top tips by BoatUS will keep you cruising safely all summer long.
There’s no such thing as too much time spent looking over critical systems before leaving a dock.
Sometimes, the best way to tell if the hook is set is by grabbing a snorkel, mask and fins for a visual inspection.
Here’s what we’ve learned about cruising with Panchita, a street cat who adopted us in Mexico.
If the goal is pleasurable cruising, then the first order of business is to skip all the time-sucking add-ons.
These boathandling tips served us well during a day out on the Chesapeake Bay.
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