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The Cape Cod Canal’s strong currents and abundant bait make it one of the most productive fishing spots for striped bass on the East Coast.

In the wake of the loss of My Song, owners who transport their yachts on ships are finding out the hard way that carriers are often limited in their liability.

This summer, why not take a voyage to “the end;” that is, the eastern tip of Long Island, where the town of Montauk welcomes boaters.

Dave Brayton has been quahogging on Narragansett Bay for more than 60 years, and he has no plans to slow down.

While other boatbuilders have left Long Island, Steiger Craft is staying put, making each of its salty fishing boats by hand.

Greenline’s new NEO dayboat has the option of internal combustion or electric engines. Which is best for you?

More women are wading into the hardcore profession of lobstering and finding dream jobs on the water.

Here are the sea stories we’re reading, watching and listening to this month.

Boat owners are getting in on the sharing economy as it moves from Airbnb and Uber out onto the water.

A dedicated owner restores a 1968 Grand Banks 42 Classic to glory.

Four boats with ties to the Northeast make a splash at the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta.

The redesigned Regulator 41 sports upgrades that make it a piscatorial player in the Gulf Stream and offshore canyons, but it’s family-friendly, too.

A cruise on the Chesapeake, and the search for tasty crabs, aboard Jeanneau’s new NC 1095 is the recipe for a fun adventure.

Here’s what we’re reading, watching and listening to this month.

Large production boatbuilders have been getting in on the outboard craze for years. Now, more traditional yards are strapping motors to new designs.

Hurricanes, red tides and warming waters are endangering the stone crab, and the livelihoods of watermen who depend on the fishery.

Gasoline blended with 15 percent ethanol is finding its way to gas stations everywhere, and that’s bad news for skippers who fuel trailered boats at the pump.

Maine boasts some of the most spectacular scenery in the country. Here’s where to put the hook down along its coast this summer.