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Responding to reader requests, we dug into the laws regarding the possession and consumption of liquor on boats. It appears, however, that the issue isn’t so clear for recreational boaters. Learn what this means for you and your passengers.
In the online yachting world, there are hundreds, if not thousands of interactive “web logs” offering a wealth of information from boating news and sailing stories to information exchanges, how-to’s and trip logs. Here, a navigation guide to the world of blogs.
While these unique thoroughbreds were built for salmon fishing, their legacy for being among the fastest, most stable and seaworthy rowboats ever built lives on a century later. 
Ron and Meredith Woodward stopped at Alert Bay on their way to Alaska because the docks at Port McNeill were full. They ended up staying three days, and now go back every chance they get. Find out why.
Basic tips and tricks to ensure you’re prepared for your best cruising season yet.
