When the Going Gets Rough
January 30, 2019
There are two types of boaters: Those who’ve been caught in rough weather, and those who will. Three professional captains share boathandling tips.
There are two types of boaters: Those who’ve been caught in rough weather, and those who will. Three professional captains share boathandling tips.
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Failure to check an engine gauge turned into a humbling lesson complacency at the helm.
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