Watch This 8-Foot Sturgeon Nearly Capsize This Kayak
Idaho’s Snake River is a mysterious beast, and mysterious beasts live within it. The river drains from the mountains of Wyoming across Idaho’s southern planes. In Continue reading
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Watch This Amphibious Vehicle Belly Flop Into the Ocean
It’s a shenanigan that would probably make the U.S. Marine Corps’ vehicle maintainers blow a gasket. In the video below, Indonesian marines race their American-made Continue reading
Where to Paddle Your Way to Wine
Leave the car behind and really get to know a wine region through kayaking its rivers. The best part? Your hard work is rewarded with Continue reading
Son Keeps Dad’s Memory Afloat with Yacht Made from a Shower, Batteries and an Old Plane
The family-owned yacht Wistari will this year mark its 50th time competing in the annual Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race. The 10.7-metre boat was built Continue reading
Redemption of a Lost Prodigy
As the sun set and the tide started to rise around City Island, the seaside village off the eastern tip of the Bronx, Saul Chandler Continue reading
Marine Boatbuilders Show a hit in its New Home
PORTLAND — The Maine Boatbuilders Show rang down the curtain at the Portland Sports Complex March 25 in a new home that, while less convenient to Continue reading
Meet the Marine Pilots Who Guide Enormous Ships into Sydney Harbour
Captain Jonathan Drummond is descending a rope ladder hanging from a 70,000 tonne cargo ship, while waves of up to six metres break around him. Continue reading
Ed Wall: Some Boats are More than a Means to Stay Afloat
When hundreds of people pour into Beaufort on May 5, they will be coming to celebrate a part of our outdoor heritage that pre-dates all Continue reading
Tank-Like Device lets You Park Trailers by Remote Control
It can be hard work, using a spotter and/or your vehicle’s mirrors to move a trailer into a tight space such as a parking spot Continue reading
Tall Ship ‘The Spirit of South Carolina’ to Make Port in Wilmington this Spring
WILMINGTON — It isn’t every day that Wilmington gets an up-close look at a 19th Century sailing schooner. But this Spring, the 140-foot Spirit of Continue reading
