American Tug 34
October 31, 2013
It’s funny how your perspective can change. Allen Jacobson and his wife, Lila Daut, were dyed-in-the-wool sailors — Lake Michigan multihull cruisers and racers with
It’s funny how your perspective can change. Allen Jacobson and his wife, Lila Daut, were dyed-in-the-wool sailors — Lake Michigan multihull cruisers and racers with
A seamanship expert offers advice on how to run your boat safely in a storm.
You can find cruising nirvana not too far from Newport, Rhode Island.
This express cruiser hit the market in 1979, was an almost instant hit, and stayed in production for a long time.
Here’s why the owners of Hull No. 1 chose Kadey-Krogen for their first passagemaker.
Michael Keane was a boat builder first, then used his technical knowledge to create art.
An avid sailor celebrates his next chapter with a cruise to Newfoundland.
Expert tactics for landing striped bass during the hottest months on Chesapeake Bay.
To extend the boating season, add a heater for a cozy cabin.
This navigational tool has benefits, but never forget it’s the helmsman’s job to stay in the driver’s seat
German-born, he had a long career in the United States and a hand in an America’s Cup victory.
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