As AI-powered boating technology becomes more common, one veteran skipper reflects on the risks of overreliance on automation, the importance of hands-on seamanship, and why experience, judgment, and common sense remain essential on the water.

What happens when weight is misloaded on a small boat? A real‑world test shows how shifting passengers and gear affects balance, handling, and safety on the water.

From traditional trim tabs to advanced automatic systems, see how today’s trim technology uses sensors and fast actuation to reduce pitch, roll, and fatigue underway.

Shallow-water anchors can be invaluable for holding smaller boats in place, whether for fishing, enjoying the sandbar, or as a helping hand at the boat ramp.

Don’t miss your chance to comment on a proposed removal of dozens of federally maintained coastal buoys from New York City to the Canadian border.

When you make the switch to an all-chain rode, strength and weight are key considerations.

For boaters, watching each other anchor is often the best show in town.

The beauty of getting from point A to point B on a boat is that you can travel in a straight line. Well, sort of straight.

An in-depth look at the common thread that binds all boaters.