July 1, 2026
Get in the Zone
Increase trolling success with speed and temp electronics. by Dave Mull Electronic “speed and temp” probes not only tell you the water temperature top to bottom, but they also tell…
July 1, 2026
Best Boating Apps
Five boating apps to download before your next adventure. by Glenn Hayes Apps on our phones, tablets and laptops have become a large part of everyday life. They make tasks…
July 1, 2026
Tender Transport
Tender stowage options for mid-sized boats. by Capt. Frank Lanier For many boat owners, a tender (whether a dinghy or a PWC) is the waterborne equivalent of the family car.…
July 1, 2026
Lakes and Rivers
Navigating the Great Lakes and river system portion of the Great Loop. Story & photos by Tom & Brenda Lahey In our next series of articles on America’s Great Loop,…
June 1, 2026
Dredging up Lake Trout
Go low and slow to catch lakers. Story & photos by Dave Mull Lake trout are often the most reliable fish for Great Lakes trollers to catch, and many charter…
June 1, 2026
Bring Into View
Sig Sauer launches a new line of marine binoculars. by Glenn Hayes There is no question that having binoculars aboard can be very useful, but when the seas are rough…
June 1, 2026
Anchor Windlass Checklist
Extend the life of your anchor windlass with proper maintenance. Story & photos by Capt. Frank Lanier While boat owners expect their anchor windlasses to perform flawlessly under the harshest…
June 1, 2026
Navigating the Loop
With advanced planning and the right tools, the Loop is an easy adventure! Story & photos by Tom & Brenda Lahey America’s Great Loop is one of the world’s most…
May 1, 2026
Life Raft Stowage 101
Tips for selecting and mounting a life raft. Story & photos by Capt. Frank Lanier While the decision to buy a life raft is typically preceded by considerable thought, where…
May 1, 2026
Safe and Sound
Keep you and your boat safe on the Great Loop. Story & photos by Tom & Brenda Lahey Safety on America’s Great Loop isn’t about fear or over-caution; it’s about…
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