Icing on the Cake—Regulator 25
Regulator Marine started building boats in 1988, seeking to perfect the deep-V center console fishing boat. The ensuing 30 years have seen the builder continue Continue reading
Tidbits
The Color of Boating
Quantum Paint (quantumpaint.com) unveiled its first-ever list of the most popular topside paint colors for 2017, based on orders from builders, dealers, yards and boat Continue reading
Anglers Alley
Freedom of movement. Anglers need it when they have a fish on, and the Lowe SF212 Walk Thru provides it. Yes, it has seating for Continue reading
Bucking Tradition–Cobalt 23SC
Fifty years ago, in 1968, a new company in Kansas named Cobalt started building sterndrive-powered boats, and that’s all they built … until Continue reading
Wings of Wonder
Ok, now that you’ve made it over here and stopped staring at the Foiler — that’s this boat model’s name — we can begin. I Continue reading
Century Celebration
To commemorate its 100th birthday, Chevrolet plans to spend 2018 celebrating in various ways, the most eye-catching of which is a customized Phoenix 21 fishing boat. The Continue reading
The Amphibian
Iguana Yachts tend to stand out. Especially when they’re standing up. Wait, what? If you’ve not seen one, the fi rst thing to know about Continue reading
In Hushed Tones
Hinckley has often been an early adopter of new technology, using fiberglass before most builders thought it prudent, or a pioneer of its own tech, Continue reading
Old Salting
Every year in April at the Navy Memorial in Washington, D.C., white-gloved honor guards dump water into the dry fountain in a tradition called “salting.” Continue reading
Hidden Feature, Open Tribute
The FDR Memorial in Washington, D.C., is a well-known attraction, but a lesser known monument to the 32nd president sits waterside in nearby Maryland — Continue reading