The Satellite image is provided by Atlastrax showing our GPS travels from today! Atlastrax is a satellite tracker for boats and assets that can be taken to remote destinations because of its ability to run on batteries. We love using our tracker for safety during excursions like this. Atlastrax can also be used for theft recovery […]
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Exploring Trellis Bay and Unwinding at Scrub Island Our Caribbean adventure continues departing from Anegada and setting our course for Beef Island’s Trellis Bay. From there, we’ll whisk you away to the idyllic paradise of Scrub Island, where pristine facilities, breathtaking views, and a beach festival await. Get ready for a day of exploration, relaxation, […]
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A Scenic Escape to Anegada Island Enjoy this leg of a truly unforgettable journey as we set sail from Bitter End Yacht Club to the remote and captivating Anegada Island. Today we go through our scenic adventure. Starting with securing mooring balls to indulging in delectable lobster feasts and exploring the island’s natural wonders. Get […]
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Unveiling Leverick Bay and Bitter End Yacht Club We awoke to a picturesque morning in Leverick Bay, where tranquility set the tone for a day of exploration and delightful experiences. Today we discovered the remarkable post-hurricane transformation, and indulged in the luxurious offerings of this captivating destination. We’ll explore Saba Rock and Bitter End Yacht […]
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Exploring the Beauty of Virgin Gorda Our vessel anchored just off the Virgin Gorda Island On today’s exciting journey, we venture through the breathtaking landscapes of Virgin Gorda, one of the gems of the British Virgin Islands. Our day of exploration included snorkeling and delightful moments onboard with The Moorings. Discovering The Baths at Virgin Gorda […]
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Everyone loves the effervescent blues of unspoiled tropical waters. But the best spots are often far off the beaten path and require more than a little patience to get to. And you’ll need to be pretty self-sufficient when you get there because facilities on those far-flung atolls are often scarce. Jess McGlothlin Special delivery: Sign up for […]
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A new report into the UK leisure boat industry has revealed the extent of the post-Covid bounce back… The UK boating industry is prospering in both domestic and international markets British Marine’s Key Performance Indicators Report for 2021/2022 show that total industry revenue grew by 25% during the year to £4.23 billion, 6.5% above its […]
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Chinook salmon. File photo. California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW), NOAA Fisheries and the Winnemem Wintu Tribe have signed agreements to restore Chinook salmon to the mountains north of Redding, California. The goal is the ecological and cultural restoration of the Chinooks to travel to cold mountain rivers now blocked by the Shasta Reservoir, […]
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Copper River Delta. Photo: Panoramio via Wikimedia Commons. Breakup is happening slowly in Alaska’s famed Copper River commercial salmon fishery, where more than 300 drift gillnetters have delivered an estimated 24,444 fish from the first two 12-hour openers, and a third 12-hour opener was underway on Monday, May 22. The harvest from those first two […]
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The MH-65 is equipped for making challenging rescues. Courtesy US Coast Guard Special delivery: Sign up for the free Boating email newsletter. Subscribe to Boating magazine for $14 for 1 year and receive 4 bonus digital issues. One of the US Coast Guard’s most recognizable aircraft must be the Eurocopter MH-65 SRR Dolphin. A gloss-orange streak racing toward danger, […]
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ANNAPOLIS, Md., May 15, 2023 – When you have an emergency on the water, how do you get help? For National Safe Boating Week, May 21-27, the nonprofit BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water is reminding boaters that having the ability to be seen and heard is critically important. Here are five ways boaters can […]
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Image: Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife officials have issued a fleet advisory for commercial Dungeness crab harvesters through May 31, urging vigilance to avoid setting gear in area where humpback whales are transiting or foraging to further minimize risk of entanglement. ODFW is anticipating an above average crab […]
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Using heavy tackle and with good boat-handling tactics, anglers can raise goliaths and bring them boatside, where photos of such behemoths are popular on social media. Doug Olander Is It Legal to Catch Goliath Grouper Around Florida That’s something of a loaded question, since catching goliath grouper (Epinephelus itajara) is legal. As long as you […]
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Post-spawn bass fishing in shallow lakes can be one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences for any angler. After the spawn, bass are often in a state of recovery and can be difficult to catch. However, by understanding their behavior and patterns, you can increase your chances of success. First, it’s important to understand […]
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Kirsten Neuschäfer has become the first woman ever to win a solo around the world race, finishing first in the Golden Globe Race, having successfully rescued a fellow competitor from his liferaft on the way. Kirsten Neuschäfer (39) / South Africa / Cape George 36 – ” MINNEHAHA” in GGR2022 Race onboard Photo. Picture Credit: Kirsten […]
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To cap off its milestone anniversary celebration that included the first year of a new organizing committee, the 25th annual Desert Storm Poker Run in Lake Havasu City, Ariz., concluded with a record-setting performance in Saturday’s Shugrue’s Shootout, the three-quarter-mile top-speed contest in front of Lake Havasu’s Site Six launch ramp on the south side […]
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Hurricane Ian made landfall on September 30, 2022. It was the third-costliest weather disaster on record and the 5th-strongest hurricane to make landfall in the United States. It had an unprecedented storm surge of 10-15 feet. Ian caused one hundred forty-nine fatalities in Florida alone, and damages and losses estimated at 113 billion dollars. How […]
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Arm yourself with a mix of new models and patterns from the Ever Green war chest. Cypress, CA (April 14, 2023) – Southern anglers are already plying the backs of creek channels and shallow flooded timber for bait-chasing bass. Soon, northern bassers will likewise be chucking shallow cranks for prespawn bass. To that, Ever Green has […]
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Image: NOAA Fisheries. Fisheries scientists, using a combination of modern genomics and field observations, have determined that the small population and isolation of endangered Southern Resident killer whales in the Pacific Northwest has led to inbreeding – a contributing factor to their demise. The study by researchers at NOAA Fisheries’ Northwest Fisheries Science Center in […]
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The captain and crew of a 121ft superyacht rescued 16 suspected migrants from the hull of an upturned fishing boat off St Kitts in the Caribbean SY Genevieve was part of a major search and rescue operation off St Kitts in March 2023. Photo Alexis Andrews The captain and crew of a 121ft/37m sailing superyacht […]
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