SAFETY Avoiding Collisions
By William C. Winslow U.S. navigation regulations are very explicit for one reason: to keep boaters from colliding with each…
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By William C. Winslow U.S. navigation regulations are very explicit for one reason: to keep boaters from colliding with each…
By William C. Winslow Got a little pot aboard your vessel, skipper? Get rid of it before it gets…
By Paul Knieste What’s the good of a boat having the required equipment to manage boating emergencies aboard if no…
Waters turn choppy as weather changes or when multiple boats arrive or depart a central gathering spot such as a…
Boaters need to be mindful out on the water and equally aware at the gas dock. Refueling can become more…
Swim Safety and Drown Prevention Tips Relaxing in the water is one of summer’s pleasures. Knowing how to swim safely…
Rip currents aren’t just a threat to swimmers entering the water from the beach side. These narrow currents in the…
An acronym won’t save your life, but what it stands for surely could. Take EPIRB, for example. It stands for…
By William C. Winslow New boat owner, new skipper. Do you have the skills to cruise the seas and…
During the offseason, the sunshine may feel warm but the water is life-threateningly cold. If you’re hardy enough to venture…