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Sailboat DIY And Repair Tips

Electronics: Staying Connected

Sailing is the ultimate escapist activity. However, many of us still want to remain somewhat connected to family, friends and, alas, even work. Over the

Ask Sail: Bringing Back Old Woodwork

BRINGING BACK OLD WOODWORK Q: I’m looking to purchase a 1985 Sabre 38 Mk1 sailboat. It has the traditional dark teak/mahogany cabin woodwork. My question

Ask Sail: Time for New Sails

TIME FOR NEW SAILS? Q: I have had the same Dacron sails on my boat for five years, and the previous owner had them for

Ask SAIL: a Mouse in the House

A MOUSE IN THE HOUSE! Q: I store my small sailboat in an open space under a roof. Mice have chewed up the existing foam

How To: Sleeping Well Onboard

Getting a good night’s rest is important on any cruising boat. Back in the early days, a sailor was lucky to have a canvas hammock

Ask Sail: Is Wacky Wiring Fatal?

IS WACKY WIRING FATAL? Q: I recently went behind my nav station to hook up my old chartplotter to my 4-year-old GPS and discovered that

Diesel Seminars Coming Soon

Tickets are now on sale for the various different seminars comprising TrawlerFest-Bay Bridge at Kent Island on the Chesapeake, including a signature diesel engine course

Ask SAIL: Wrinkly Sails

WRINKLY SAILS Q: When I see photographs of raceboats, I notice all kinds of wrinkles in their mainsails. This is true even of small boats

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Catalina Pauses Production

One of the few remaining American sailboat builders has announced that they will cease production after current orders are filled.  

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Fifty Years of Innovation

Two industry giants are celebrating five decades this year. Here’s a look back at half a century on the water with Gori and Gill.

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