Features

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.

A collection of historic photographs documents the life cycle of New England ships from cradle to grave.

A new exhibition showcases the photography of Morris and Stanley Rosenfeld, who captured a glimpse of women in yachting.

Lawmakers are trying to prevent the sale of this historic and ecologically important landmark in Long Island Sound to private developers. Here’s why.

We test the world’s first all-electric bareboat catamaran during a cruise through the British Virgin Islands.

Putting boats in bottles is an ancient form of art that Dan McGuire has mastered, although with the use of a little salty language.

The center console has been the fishing and family fun machine for nearly 60 years. Here’s a look at nine new-on-the-scene models.

SeaVee’s new 322Z is a premium offshore center console with a sweet ride, courtesy of a stepped, deep-V hull.

We join the crew of a schooner in a magnificent fleet of windjammers as the boats race down the Maine coast for the Cutty Sark trophy.