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A cruise aboard the Axopar 37 shows this seaworthy sport cruiser is true to its rugged Baltic Sea heritage.

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.

Commercial fishermen share what they learned when their 32-footer sank nearly 100 miles offshore.

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

A Rhode Island nonprofit is installing skimmers in New England harbors to help deal with plastics pollution.

Meet naval architect Doug Zurn, whose Downeast-style boats are synonymous with New England.

The editors of Soundings and Power & Motoryacht teamed up with Staten Island Yacht Sales to learn the value of working with a reputable dealer.

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

Running in fog can be challenging. Here’s how to safely handle it the next time the thick stuff rolls in.

The quiet and remote island of Cuttyhunk is an angler’s dream where fish are very plentiful, but people are not.

A quaint colonial seaport in Maryland now boasts a new $6 million municipal marina.

A jewel of the Canadian Maritimes, Newfoundland is a cruiser’s paradise filled with spectacular scenery and the allure of the wilderness.

Take a journey with four couples who simplified their cruising lifestyle by downsizing from larger boats to smaller cruisers just right for their needs.

There are two types of boaters: Those who’ve been caught in rough weather, and those who will. Three professional captains share boathandling tips.

Pim Van Hemmen takes an icy ride with the Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue in cold and sometimes dangerous waters north of the Arctic Circle.

High-powered commercial technology is trickling down to sportfishing boats, and it’s nothing short of a revolution for anglers who want to up their game.

The Herreshoff Marine Museum in Bristol, Rhode Island, celebrates the  gorgeous and ground-breaking designs of Capt. Nathanael Greene Herreshoff.

Based on a North Sea trawler and built of steel and aluminum in 1962, Sindbad was made to cross oceans. Fifty-six years later, she’s been given a makeover.

It was a chilly day by Florida standards, but the 72-degree, midday high was the perfect tonic for my mid- Atlantic bones.