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Northeast

Wind farm could soon become a reality

After nine years of planning and controversy, a decision is looming for Cape Wind, the proposed wind farm project on Horseshoe Shoal off Cape Cod,

Anglers rally for changes in fishing law

Nearly 5,000 recreational and commercial fishermen gather in Washington to protest “inflexible” catch limits Thousands of fishermen from Alaska to New England and California converged

The return of a timeless Herreshoff

In this world of specialization and compartmentalized marketing we have learned to live with “classics” and “modern classics.” One represents the original spirit in a

C.G. warns fisherman after run-in

“It was close enough to make me scared for my kids in the water,” says one witness After initially finding a 25-foot sailboat at fault

Almeisan’s Lessons

The sailors aboard Almeisan did many things correctly: they wore safety harnesses, had a working EPIRB and the latest life raft, and they never panicked.

Soundings contributor remembered

Mary Jane Kilborn Hayes was a nationally recognized marine photojournalist and storyteller Mary Jane Kilborn Hayes, a contributor to Soundings for the last two decades,

Inside a bow thruster installation

At the most basic level, the common bow thruster comprises one or two propellers driven by an electric or hydraulic system placed in an athwartship

Courtesy J Craft

A J Craft on the Run

J Craft’s swift speedboat, the Torpedo RS, embarks on a maiden voyage from Sweden to France.

Dieter Loibner

An Electric Muse

A double-ender produced for a client decades ago is now a designer’s electric joyride.

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