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Print magazine July 2009

Federal stimulus is boon for dredging

The federal government’s stimulus package has turned into a boon for pleasure boaters who too often must detour around shoaled channels and silted harbors. An

Sea Ray 310 Sundancer

Sea Ray’s new 310 Sundancer features a raised-helm design to enhance visibility from the cockpit and a cabin that can sleep up to six adults.

Morris Yachts’ M29

Morris Yachts’ new M29 has been designed to be crewed by one, and features a CKLTM single-handed spinnaker launching system. All control lines and sheets

Interlux Pacifica Plus

Amid the rise of environmentally friendly boating products, Interlux introduced Pacifica Plus, a copper-free antifouling paint that contains Econea, a new antifouling agent that targets

SmartPlug

With an innovative shape and a secure locking mechanism, the new SmartPlug 30-amp plug and inlet helps protect against unstable connections and overheating — two

Sea/Fresh Head

For a quiet and efficient marine toilet experience, Raritan developed the Sea/Fresh Marine Elegance head that uses salt- and freshwater flushing. It is equipped with

MelanSol Sunscreen

Applying sunscreen is a necessary ritual, but not all sunscreens are equally good for the body — or for nature. MelanSol sunscreens are scientifically formulated

Fiberglass fixation

With the right materials in the right hands, older glass boats can be brought back to life Fiberglass boats last forever — or so it

How Trap Fishermen Mend Their Nets

The Wheeler family owns two of the last trap companies in Rhode Island, one of the oldest methods of commercial fishing in New England, with origins dating back to Native Americans.

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