General Sailing
December Light and Close Quarters With Coyote Point Yacht Club
Coyote Point Yacht Club hosted its fourth Sunday Ad Hoc race on December 7, a light air event that saw multiple reshuffles in the fleet.
Good Jibes #222: Commodore Tompkins on 600,000 Miles of Sailing, With Host John Arndt, Pt. 2
Hear Commodore's most memorable stories including the time he was featured in "Sports Illustrated," the spicy origin of his boat's name, and much more.
Keeping an Eye on US Virgin Islands Shipping Traffic
A rude morning wake-up call.
Lighted Boat Parades Adorn the Bay
The lighted boat parades have been cruising the Bay from Petaluma to South Beach and beyond.
Max Ebb — Forecasting Time
If I was ever going to race my own boat to Hawaii, I needed a boat that would get me there before the parties were over.
Haven Boatworks: Full Service Boatyard in Port Townsend
From simple bottom maintenance and paint, to complete restoration and new construction, including diesel engines, parts and service.
San Francisco on the Bay: “The List”
Discover San Francisco Bay and all that inspires those of us who live or visit here.
Estuary Anchor-Outs, Raft-Ups, and Wrecks — The Problem Keeps Growing
As rafted anchor-outs appear in Oakland, it seems the problems are increasing, not just on the water, but also ashore.
2025 Season Champions — December Edition
Latitude's "Season Champions" feature is an annual tradition in which we briefly highlight the sailors and boats that won their various season championships throughout the course of 2025.
The Resourceful Sailor Asks: “Are Your Dock Lines Ready for Winter?”
Fall is a good time to inspect your dock lines to ascertain that they are up to the task for winter and have adequate chafe protection. If your dock lines aren’t nylon, I’ll go out on a limb and say they should be.
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