Commentary
On Rule 9 and Large Ships
One challenge on San Francisco Bay is the prevalence of large ships that have limited maneuverability and must stay in restricted channels.
Caption Contest(!)
Do crew now also have to be acrobats?
Do You Remember Sailing With Your Grandfather?
As Father's Day approaches, we've been thinking about stories we've shared about sailors who were introduced to boats by their grandfathers.
World Ocean Day Launches a Multi-Year Action Theme
World Ocean Day is launching a new multi-year action theme: Catalyzing Action for Our Ocean & Climate.
Rising to the Challenge of Reaching Billionaires
According to Google there are 186 billionaires in California. We're sure that's why 'Yachting Pages' keeps sending us its billionaire-targeted press releases.
Good Jibes #145: A $2 Sailboat, a Slip, and Squalls (Latitude 38 Verbatim)
This week’s host, Ryan Foland, reads three articles from the June issue of 'Latitude 38' sailing magazine, covering everything from boat projects to close calls.
How To Put Yourself on the Map: Morro Bay, Fairfax, Kiel Canal
From S.F. Bay to Morro Bay, and all points in between and above and below, traveling the West Coast with your favorite read is easy.
Weekend Weather Wonders While Sailing San Francisco Bay
We're always looking for wind shifts while we're sailing the Bay. Are there bigger shifts going on?
Fabulous Scenes From the Magnificent Master Mariners Regatta
A masterful Master Mariners Regatta on a dream day in May on the Bay.
‘Briar Rose’ and the Brown Pelican — A True Story
A large brown pelican dropped in on Jack Sloane's Tahiti Ketch 'Briar Rose' as he and crew Richard vonEhrenkrook were sailing from Bodega Bay to San Francisco Bay for the Master Mariners Regatta.
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