Slippery decks are one of the most common hazards aboard any vessel, and as we enter our winter months and the water gets a little more swelly, non-skid tape has
Editor’s Note: Marc Hughston, Chief Instructor for Santana Sailing in Long Beach, contributed this article. The content has been published with his full permission, and The Log acknowledges his expertise
Winter boating might not be the first thing that comes to mind when the temperatures drop and the summer crowds fade, but for those who stay on the water year-round,
Remember that wild October storm — the one that made your window look like Dorothy’s house mid-twister? Winds whipped, rain pounded, and for a brief moment Southern California felt more
Thanksgiving has long been a celebration of abundance, gratitude, and gathering around a shared table, but few remember that the holiday also began as a coastal occasion deeply tied to
“My sister and I on vacation with family in Loreto Mexico. We stopped at this overlook just south of town on our way back from a wonderful day at a
“My name is Thor Laizans. My boat SLAUGHTER is a 20′ explorer. This is My Puppy, that’s his name is My Puppy. He’s around 8 Years old. He’s been going
You and your family have prepared for a boat outing to Catalina Island for months. On the day of your intended departure, you turn on the battery selector switch, put
