Navigating the seas demands a blend of precision, skill, and knowledge. Among the essential tools in a navigator’s arsenal is the concept of a Line of Position (LOP) — a
Anchoring a boat may seem straightforward, but doing it correctly requires attention to detail, preparation, and the right equipment. Proper anchoring not only ensures your boat stays securely in place
Winter sailing brings unique challenges, especially for sailors venturing into offshore waters where storms can quickly escalate. A storm trysail, an often-overlooked piece of safety equipment, can be a critical
The Port of Hueneme in California and the Port of Paita in Peru formalized a Sister Port relationship by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This collaboration, funded by the
By: Eric Colby One thing boaters learn quickly is that, with the exception of personal watercraft, boats don’t have brakes. If a captain wants to hold a vessel in one
SeaSucker Universal Cup Holder Between a slim energy drink and a jumbo coffee cup, standard built-in cup holders have a tough time accommodating today’s wide range of beverages. Plus, they
When one thinks of Charles Dickens and Christmas, tales like A Christmas Carol may spring to mind, with images of snow-dusted streets, crackling fireplaces, and hearty feasts. But few people
At the time of this writing, just before Thanksgiving, I’m continuing to find myself captivated by the 2024 Vendée Globe Race. After starting in France on November 10 and having
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