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Editor’s Letter

Young and Restless

As I write this, my son, Kyle, is a few days away from his high school graduation. Last night, I spent more time than I

Raising Sails and Spirits

A crowd is gathered in the handsome barroom of the Essex Yacht Club in Essex, Connecticut. Heavy rain falls outside, but spirits are high, warmed

It’s That Simple

There’s always something new to learn about boats and boating. In this issue alone, I picked up anchoring tips from Dan Parrott, a better understanding

Lessons from Fishermen

Fishing may seem like an easy sport, but from my perspective—as a person who has never had much luck bringing keepers into the cockpit—success requires

Tough Crowd

My early boating education began at a Coast Guard Auxiliary class near Jamaica Bay in Brooklyn, New York. I remember the segment on seamanship, because

Rebel Yell

On a damp gray morning in
September, I left a dry room in a B&B on Bellevue Avenue to walk down to Bannister’s Wharf, smack in the middle of the harbor front, ground zero for the town’s seafaring past.

I Stand Relieved

It’s time for a change of watch at Soundings, but it’s definitely not goodbye. The ship sails on, with able crew.

A Note Of Thanks

I remember the first time I walked though the door at the Soundings
offices in Essex, Connecticut.

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