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What Is Mooring a Boat Mooring is securing your boat to a fixed structure such…
The Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) is America’s sheltered “blue‑highway.” Stretching about 3,000 miles from Massachusetts to Texas, it lets workboats and…
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The Automatic Identification System (AIS) is a small VHF radio transceiver that automatically tells the…
Sea sickness happens when your brain gets mixed messages from your eyes, inner ear, and…
Understanding how every part of your boat works together keeps you safer, saves money, and…
Hard to believe, but it’s already time to start thinking about giving your vessel a…
Nautical logbooks, often called a captain’s log or ship’s logbook, have been a part of…
What Should I Know Before Buying a Boat Owning a boat is rewarding and comes…
Anchoring a small to mid-sized vessel is an easy task as long as you're prepared…
Ah! The joy of heading out on the water, the wind in your hair, and…
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