Dock
Great crew planning, innovations boost Southern Hemisphere adventure
By Dorie Cox The nautical charts show the glacier is “just around the corner.” So Capt. Jason Halvorsen steers the 141-foot steel hull slowly through “a ton of ice” in…
Engineer’s Angle: Rapport in repair relies on client-tech respect
Engineer’s Angle: By JD Anson Hiring and dealing with contractors can be a nightmare, or a dream. After spending significant time on both sides of the rub rail, this axiom…
Blue Tide Marine makes splash with new services
Blue Tide Marine, started by a group of retired U.S. Navy veterans in 2015, has expanded its delivery services for vessels at sea. The company focuses on aerial cargo delivery,…
Engineer’s Angle: Don’t get screwed when using fasteners
Engineer’s Angle: by JD Anson Time and again, cursing and screams can be heard up and down the dock from crew attempting to remove corroded fasteners. Voodoo dolls of previous…
Superyacht emphasis continues at The Marina at Christophe Harbour
Story and photos by Carol Bareuther and Dean Barnes About a dozen yachts were docked at The Marina at Christophe Harbor on St. Kitts the last Friday of 2018. These…
Fort Pierce Yacht and Ship welcomes first yacht
By Dorie Cox ORIGINAL POST: Jan. 17, 2019Fort Pierce Yacht and Ship welcomed a 220-foot Shadow boat as its first vessel as the facility begins development in Fort Pierce, Florida.…
