Dec 19, 2024 Innisfil, Ontario’s Rusty Wyatt has capped off an extraordinary rookie season in the 2024 F1H2O UIM World Championship, securing 2nd place overall in the series standings and earning the…
Dec 19, 2024 Our savvy contributor Katherine Stone prefers to beat the crowds in the BVIs and whisked down to a charter boat earlier this month. With the already-blizzarding conditions…
Dec 19, 2024 By Mathew Channer Canadian Company ENVGO based in Waterloo, ON, is revolutionizing electric boating in North America with the ENVGO NV1, a cutting-edge electric hydrofoil cruiser that…
Dec 19, 2024 by Jeff Butler Last week the Gustave Trouvé International Electric Boat Awards (The Gussies) wrapped up, and for the first time in the five year history of…
By Andy Adams Italian style and performance This past July, we had the opportunity to review the FIM 340 Regina for the first time. We rode with Todd Girvin from...
By Andy Adams Form follows function You've heard the expression before; form follows function. So, what form should a boat take if it's designed to do the following things; carry up...
Four Winns H9 By Andy Adams Stunning new flagship in Four Winns’ bow rider lineNext Wednesday, October 30, at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the public will get its...
Sept 12, 2024 Sea Ray is expanding its next-generation SDX lineup with two new models. The dynamic SDX 250 and SDX 250 Surf blend quality, functionality and capability to provide...
Beneteau Antares 12 July 11, 2024 The French boating giant, Beneteau, has extended its line of enclosed weekenders with the Antares 12, which builds on the DNA of the historic...
Stunning new flagship in Four Winns’ bow rider line. Next Wednesday, October 30, at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the public will get its first in-person look at Four Winns’ stunning new H9 model, the flagship of their bowrider series. But we were invited to the dealer unveiling in Charlevoix, Michigan earlier this past summer to run Hull # 2.
Getting out of town was top-of-mind as it was only November and I was already saturated with Christmas traditions – the music, the glitter, the cookies, the sales. A week in relatively remote Belize was the siren song so we booked a 45-foot catamaran with The Moorings and packed our bags.
I had the most wonderful opportunity to interview Annie Haeger, at the SailGP Halifax venue. It was especially gratifying for me, as a competitive sailor, mother, teacher and wife to see that pathways have opened up for women to sail at a high, competitive level.
Annie was named ICSA Women’s College Sailor of the Year in 2011 and then went on to be named US Sailing Rolex Sailor of the Year in 2015. She competed at the 2016 Rio Olympics in the 470 Class with her long-time sailing partner Brianna Provancha. She is a six-time national champion.
There’s a meme that circulates only boating pages and social media at this time of year: An a-frame sign reads ‘A moment of silence for those forced to winterize their boats’.
Not all of us do – 12-month boating is possible on Canada’s west coast – and those of us in the colder areas of the country can fight over indoor heated storage. The rest of us are forced to winterize our boats.
Furuno has introduced the black box TZTBBX, the newest system in the TZtouchXL lineup of Multi-Function Displays (MFDs). Featuring a multi-touch interface and powered by a hexacore processor, the TZTBBX supports up to six-way split windows on virtually any size displays.
The system includes all-new TZ MAPS, offering highly detailed cartography with customizable features like AI Routing. These charts combine the detail of raster charts with the flexibility of vector charts, offering crisp visuals at any magnification level. Boaters can also manage chart objects, customize depth color shading, and create contour lines with a resolution down to 3″.
