No matter what type or size of boat you own, safety on the water largely comes down to the quality of cordage, or “line,” employed on your decks. Though this
Getting out on the water — to fish, swim, snorkel or sail — is a proven way to improve both our physical and mental health. For our military veterans, particularly
After many years of pondering the idea of sailing singlehanded to Kauai, Hawaii, to visit my cousin “Mac,” whom I hadn’t seen since we were kids in the 1960s, I
Coastal and offshore navigation demands the best charting system we can fit in our pilot house and in our budget. With the latest generation of inexpensive, easy-to-use, electronic chartplotters, we
If you’re looking for a quick island getaway where you can relax and enjoy a truly memorable vacation, you don’t have to catch a flight to Lahaina or Puerto Vallarta.
by Bill Morris & Log Staff On a hot summer day out on the water, it’s comforting to have ice-cold beverages and food stored safely in a refrigerator aboard our
Electronic autopilots and windvane self-steering systems have long freed sailors from the grind of hand-steering, particularly on long coastal passages or multi-week offshore crossings. With today’s technology, cruisers have a
The Southern California coast offers many options for boating, whether you’re just out for the weekend or looking for a place to rest along your voyage from points north to
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