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VirtualSailboatShow: Good Old Boat Magazine At the 2006, 37th Annual United States Sailboat Show in Annapolis, MD, Good Old Boat Magazine publishers, Jerry [...]

It's not the kind of "rescue" you might be thinking...The other day while walking by the local pet supply store I noticed a sign for Seattle Pug Rescue, an organization devoted to rescuing and arranging the adoption of pugs. "No Other Breeds Allowed!" the sign said. On their web site you'll find photographs and brief descriptions of the pugs available for adoption, like: "Spot is a 5 year old male that has recently gone blind from retinal degeneration. Initially scared due to the blindness, he has adapted quickly and now Spot is even managing stairs on his own. Spot gets along with other dogs, so long as they are not alphas or significantly larger dogs, as he can sense their size. Spot has a long life to live and lots of love to give.  read more »

An inflatable kayak can get you into some really cool places to find big fish. Unless you have a motor, larger inflatable fishing boats can be pretty difficult to row great distances. With a kayak you can move quite quickly, because of the boats hydrodynamic design.

"BARRY AND JUSTINE BEING FED UP BY ROB AND THE BOYS IN FJORDLAND"
I never learn. I can still remember paddling almost non-stop for 11 hours up the West coast, not able to entirely relax the whole day because I'm anxious about what the surf will be like when we land, head down and teeth gritted as we slog into a bit of a headwind, doing the maths and working out I had to keep on taking the same repetitive paddling motion for another 7 hours before I could get off the water. I turned to Barry and said, "I don't want to do this again. I've had enough of paddling on a mission".  read more »

This week we discuss the best way to use your federal tax rebate check to purchase a new boat. Plus the top 10 boating names of 2007! (Hour 1)
Sunsail/Paradise Found #9: Exploring the BVI Our cruisers continue to explore the BVI. The Flanders family strolls [...]

This is an article from the Tacoma News Tribune. The area they are talking about is at south end of Thea Foss Waterway. I've been there a couple times. Garbage was strewn all over the shore and the water was stagnant and putrid. Homeless people were camping under the bridge. It would be a big improvement if they clean that area up. Also it would be awesome to have a building where you could store kayaks for cheap. If I could only keep my sailboat there then I could empty out may garage and build more boats!Kayak park taking shape on Tacoma's Foss waterway Jason HageyDecember 28th, 2008 08:38 PM Waterway Park doesnt really exist yet, but rowers, kayakers and other nonmotorized boaters will soon be using it.  read more »

One of the great things about paddling a kayak is being truly amongst nature. People have used kayaks for many purposes and for hundreds of years. To begin with they were a means of survival. The Inuit and Eskimo people used kayaks to hunt and therefore their boats were an essential as well as a spiritual and salient part of their lives.

Walker Bay Boats Inc. is proud to announce that it has once again won the Innovation Award organized by the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and judged by Boating Writers International (BWI) at the 67th Annual Miami International ...

Dick has commissioned a kayak from Lodro Dawa of Monkcraft Kayaks. This isn't just any old Greenland skin-on-frame though. The design is really going to be unique. Lodro happens to be the only builder Dick approached who was willing to...aelizaga