Print magazine March 2012

The Yacht & Brokerage Show in Miami Beach is staged along Collins Avenue, with free shuttle service from the Miami Beach Convention Center and Sea Isle Marina.
Profiles

Bigger Yachts pull into the brokerage show

Sailors will set a course for the Strictly Sail segment of the show at Bayside's Miamarina.
Profiles

Showtime Miami

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Profiles

West Marine goes deep

Throttleman Connor (right) and driver Norman Gentry await paramedics after a 1987 accident racing their wood-hulled 38-foot Cougar cat Gentry Turbo Eagle in Long Beach, Calif.
Profiles

Going as fast as his ideas will take him

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History

Fish on!

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Profiles

The smart buyer: Seek out a certified broker first

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Culture

The proving ground

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Culture

Waterway Guide Atlantic ICW 2012

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Culture

Fly rails and flying jibs

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Equipment

Sport-Brella beach chair

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Equipment

Optrix HD

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Equipment

Q Knot Pro zip ties

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Equipment

WEST System Fiberglass Boat Repair Kit

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Equipment

ACR SR203 Survival Radio

When you take kids fishing, select a day or evening when the weather is nice, and choose a fishery that has lots of action.
Fishing

Replace that Xbox with a rod and reel

The Bay Tripper recruited Nancy Cronin, a Manhattan account executive visiting Annapolis, to lend a soft touch polishing Erewhon.
Bay Country

With the boat on the hard, it’s time for that to-do list

Doug Campbell
Profiles

A bad alternator and a tale of two mechanics

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Destinations

Island allure

People and Places

Seamanship Quiz

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People and Places

CMD engine an all-around upgrade

A Hunt 52 with Volvo Penta IPS propulsion and joystick control.
Technical

Power play: pods

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People and Places

Talkin' Boats - with wylie nagler owner of Yellowfin Yachts

People and Places

Q&A - carbon monoxide

Lady Rosalie - a 41-foot Hatteras - had more than 2 inches of glass at the keel, but she was no match for the semisubmerged object she struck en route to Bimini.
In-Depth Focus

Rowing for their lives in a 9-foot dinghy