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Hanse’s angular yet graceful Fjord 44 Coupe has a glass deckhouse that takes the concept of a bright and breezy luxury interior to the next level.

Good communication is important in all walks of life, but it’s particularly  important on recreational boats, where the safety of passengers will depend on it.

While it isn’t winter yet, it’s certainly the right time to devise a game plan for putting your boat’s engine(s) away for the winter… the right way.

Building a wooden boat is a little bit like assembling a jigsaw puzzle. Watch as a shipwright uses traditional techniques to install deck planking on the 130-year-old fishing vessel Fremad II. WATCH

Edna E. Lockwood, a 129-year-old Chesapeake Bay bugeye, will relaunch in St. Michaels, Maryland, Saturday after a multi-year restoration effort.

Knowing how to properly deploy and set an anchor is the key to a good night’s sleep on the hook.

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The sights and sounds of a fine schooner can bewitch, and keep the enamored returning, in body and mind, forever.

Sam Devlin’s TugZilla 26  is small enough to be a real harbor-type tug, but is  versatile enough to serve in many capacities.

“Designed by a fish.” That’s how the Fortier 26 was described in issue 12 of Nautical Quarterly, back in 1980.

For the sailor who needs an incentive to embrace the slightly simpler world of powerboating, the Hylas M58 might do the trick.

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March 2006, British Columbia: The ferry Queen of the North was making a routine transit.

The Hampton boat is one of those wonderful, enduring designs that has survived for more than a century, tweaked and modified by builders along the way.

Maintaining a proper lookout involves constant adjustment based on the prevailing circumstances.

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The buccaneers and pirates of long ago stashed their loot in the oddest places.

Sam Devlin  takes June's Rover 29 design and creates a practical but pretty cruising version that would fill any mariner's heart with wanderlust.

Installing a bilge counter is an easy project that lets you know if your bilge pump is working overtime when you're not around.

Sharpen your boating skill with these boatyard tips

Fans of Cubism rejoice: Your ship has come in.

The world’s most common big batteries are called flooded or wet cell, as they have enough liquid acid to cover the battery plates.

Test your knowledge with these Coast Guard license exam prep questions from the National Captain’s Institute captains.com

Positive stability is a vessel’s tendency to resist capsizing. Negative stability? Not so much.