Top Boating and Marine Industry Stories

Boat explosion linked to propane tank

A 78-year-old Sequim man injured in a Tuesday afternoon explosion that destroyed his boat moored in John Wayne Marina in Sequim, Wash., remained in critical condition Wednesday afternoon after he was treated for serious wounds and back injuries.

Stuck-boats' owner seeks time extension

The owner of two boats that have run aground beside the Pineda Causeway plans to ask a judge for more time to get the vessels floating again.

Shipwreck searchers reach agreement on HMS Victory

Odyssey Marine Exploration, a pioneer in the field of deep-ocean shipwreck exploration and archaeology, reached an agreement with the Maritime Heritage Foundation for the financing, archaeological survey and excavation, conservation and exhibit of HMS Victory (1744) and artifacts from the shipwreck site.

Planned protest seeks Magnuson-Stevens reform

Recreational and commercial fishermen will gather on March 21 near the U.S. Capitol in support of sensible reform of the Magnuson-Stevens Fisheries Conservation and Management Act.

West Marine seeks marine charities for event

West Marine announced its search for Connecticut marine-based non-profits to be the beneficiaries of the "Cruising for a Cause" charity celebration set for April 12.

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