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The Lacey Act and Foreign-Built Vessels
What You Need to Know Before Importing a Foreign-Built Vessel
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What You Need to Know Before Importing a Foreign-Built Vessel
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Why Focusing on Discount Commissions Leaves a Bitter Aftertaste
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A Sailor’s Journey from Sunfish to Performance Catamarans
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Unraveling the Biggest Myth of Coast Guard Titles and Importation
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If you’re planning to sell your boat, capturing high-quality photos can make a significant difference in how quickly and successfully she sells. Well-executed media not only showcases your boat’s best features but also grabs the attention of serious buyers. Below, I’ve compiled some essential tips and tricks
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Why 2024 - 2025 is the Perfect Time to Buy a Catamaran
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Practical Gifts for Life on the Water
Real-world insights for sailors, buyers, sellers, and boat owners navigating life on the water.
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Buying a catamaran is a significant investment, and making an informed decision requires asking the right questions during the buying process. While there isn’t necessarily a right or wrong answer to many of these questions, the responses and detail you’re able to get will help to assess the
In recent years, sailing catamaran owners have noticed a significant rise in insurance premiums, not to mention coverage limitations. Understanding the reasons behind these increases is crucial for both current and prospective catamaran owners. Several factors contribute to higher insurance premiums, which tend to be influenced by market dynamics and
As we bring 2023 to a close, the United States Federal Reserve (aka The Fed) has maintained interest rates for the 3rd straight time this year and signaled the potential for rate reductions in 2024. If I had a dime for each time since then someone asked me if it
Marine diesel engines stand as the powerhouse of choice for seasoned sailors, valued for their efficiency, durability, and reliability. Their ability to efficiently consume fuel not only reduces operating costs but also extends a vessel's range. That being said, maintaining these robust engines is crucial, especially when it
As sailors up North begin to bid farewell to another sailing season, it's time to shift focus to a task that often falls through the cracks - tending to anchor gear maintenance, also known as ground tackle. Overlooking these essential components could lead to a less-than-smooth start to
In September 2018 the U.S. Coast Guard boarded a fishing vessel in the Halifax River to conduct an inspection of safety equipment and examine licenses of the crew operating the vessel. No violations were found and the charter was able to safely continue. Just a few weeks prior a