Boat Reviews

This is the first in a series of quick interviews with fishing guides, and why they fish the boats they do. Eric Wallace is a fly fishing guide from Maine who specializes in sight fishing to striped bass in clear, shallow water. Eric Wallace has been guiding for striped bass in Maine for 11 years, [...] …Read More

  Next stop on my Mini Solo Cruise after Little Chebeague Island was all the way the other side of Casco Bay at the mouth of the New Meadows River. Malaga Island, as you can see, is wedged between Bear Island and the village of Sebasco, which is pa... …Read More

Well, they don’t come any hotter than this.  These photos were taken overnight when the future queen of the Nordhavn fleet was released from her molds at the factory in China.  I’m going to let the photos speak for themselves, but I think you can get from them a couple of things — first, this [...] …Read More

Following the verification of thousands of signatures on a petition, residents of Riviera Beach in Florida will now get the chance to vote on the proposed megayacht-refit facility that Rybovich wishes to build. As we've reported before, for the past s... …Read More

When it comes to engine upgrades, most notably supercharger kits, I lean toward the conservative side. First—and this should be obvious—anyone who upgrades an engine while it’s still under warranty is nuts. Second, in almost every high-performanc... …Read More

MarineMax to carry Nautique Boats in Georgia. …Read More

J.J. Taylor & Sons Ltd announced they will have Bruckmann Yachts build the SAGA Yachts line of ocean cruising sailboats at their yard in Mississauga Ontario. The SAGA line includes the Bob Perry designed 35, 43 and 48 and the Tony Castro designed 409. ... …Read More

Last week we brought you news about the launch of Cakewalk. Tim Heywood, her stylist, was at Derecktor Shipyards for the big megayacht’s move and, as you’ll see in these video clips created for the yard, was blown away. “It’s a remarkable achie... …Read More

The J/111 aims to continue a tradition of top-flight 35-footers from J/Boats, the one-design company. …Read More

  Those in the sailing universe will instantly recognize Neil Pryde primarily for all its windsurfing mojo, but also as a straight-up sailmaker. I made my second transat, for example, back in 1992 under a suit of sweet Neil Pryde sails on a recentl... …Read More