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Boat crossing might set new world record

ERIE, Pa. (AP) – Most people opt to make a transatlantic sea voyage on a cruise ship. Matt Kent, the U.S. Brig Niagara’s fourth mate, plans to sail the Atlantic

Nina Jussila November 18, 2016

News & Departments

Texan plans 5,500-mile swim from Tokyo to San Francisco

Ben Lecomte is stepping into his wetsuit and tackling his second ocean. After becoming the first man to swim across the Atlantic Ocean in 1998, he is now ready for

Parimal M. Rohit October 23, 2016

Atlantic Ocean

Boat crossing might set new world record

Texan plans 5,500-mile swim from Tokyo to San Francisco

News Briefs

Sacramento Perch Stocking Creates Unique Urban Fishing Opportunity in Granite Regional Park

US Sailing Announces Finalists for the 2024 Rolex Yachtsman and Yachtswoman of the Year Awards

BoatUS Foundation’s Ted Sensenbrenner Joins National Boating Safety Advisory Committee

State Lands Commission, Ports of Long Beach and Humboldt Announce Offshore Wind Partnership

On the Waterline with Jaiar

Yacht Clubbing in Long Beach

Etchells West Coast Spring Series Returns in 2025 with an Exciting Lineup of Regattas

Fishing for Beginners: Advice from a Former Beginner, Ha!

January Fish Report and Recap Provided by Capt. Brian Woolley of Dana Wharf Sportfishing

Q&A

Orca-strated Returns

Grand Banks Yachts Expands West Coast Operations with New San Diego Sales and Service Office

Catalina Express Commuter Program Changes Have Taken Effect

California Shipbuilding Corporation: Long Beach’s Role in Wartime Shipbuilding

Ask a Maritime Attorney: Can we force our partners to accept a fair market value buyout offer on a boat we are in partnership with?