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FEATURES

 

The Golf Islands
Image Can’t get enough of golf but don’t want it to cut into your boating time? Indulge both passions by cruising to some of the best golf courses in the Gulf Islands.
    By John Lund

The Little Things That Count
To get the most enjoyment out of the cruising life, it pays to be prepared. Avoid potential problems on the water while getting the most out of cruising with these tips for taking care of the “little things.”
    By Carolyn Daley

Thetis: An Island for Everyone
With its mix of crowds and seclusion, marinas and anchorages, wildlife and fishing, Thetis Island has a lot going on year-round, whether you want to relax in gentle surroundings or be immersed in the summer crush.
    By Eric W. Manchester

Extreme Zodiac Adventure
Circumnavigating Vancouver Island normally takes 16 or more days. But four intrepid boaters decided to do it in a Zodiac Hurricane and take the island by storm—in just six.  
    By Annette Lucas

On Board & Online
Why rush back to the office when you can take it with you and spend more time on board? All you need is the latest in cellular, Internet and wireless technology to get away from it all and still stay connected.
    By John Alexander

VHF Update
Get the latest info on international and U.S. frequencies, know the differences between Alpha and Bravo channels and use our handy reference chart for Washington waters.
    By David Dossor

 

 

DEPARTMENTS

The View From Here
    First Cruise With My Wife
    By Peter A. Robson

Letters

Currents

Galley
The Ultimate Comfort Food
    By James Barber

Reflections
Anchors Aweigh!
    By Patrick Taylor

Coastlines
The Grounded Governors
    By Andrew Scott

Ask the Pros
•    Caulking thru-bolts
•    Fixing fuel tank leaks
•    Finding a vinyl pro
    By the Staff of the Quadrant Marine Institute

Seamanship
Crew Overboard: Part One
    By Martyn Clark

Cockpit Confessions
The Soft Sands of Savary—Paul McIsaac
    Compiled by Duart Snow


BOATS REVIEWS

Com-Pac Legacy
This 16-foot micro-cruiser “moors” in a standard garage
    By Sven Donaldson

Mainship Pilot 30-II
For daytrips, fishing and carefree coastal cruising
    By Sven Donaldson

Hunter 38
Lavish amenities, respectable speed and an impressive inventory
    By Sven Donaldson

Grand Banks Eastbay 39SX
Classic styling paired with peppy performance
    By Bruce Skipper

 
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