The Seattle Boat Show will be returning to CenturyLink Field and Event Center starting on January 24, and with it comes over 200 free seminars for show attendees. This year’s …
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Compiled by NWY Staff Do you feel that rising sense of optimism and restlessness, the number “2020” echoing in your mind? My friend, you are experiencing adventure-itch, a common side …
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Pat “Don’t-Mess-with-Me” Ardley ran a remote fishing lodge for 27 years alongside her late husband George “Hurricane” Ardley. After he passed away, she took on the tough task of continuing …
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The human desire to be the captain of our own ship is fundamental. To plot your course, take the helm, and sail to your chosen destination is a perfect metaphor …
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“Semper Paratus.” -Latin phrase meaning “Always Ready” and official motto of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary This month we continue with the second part of our interview with US Coast …
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A casual observer may describe the Arthur Foss with her elegant, traditional lines as a beautiful old boat. A more astute admirer could guess that she is a tug from …
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Our world is getting hotter. Here in the Salish Sea, we are experiencing warmer water and a rise in marine disease, often caused by pathogens. Chasing down these microscopic villains …
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Since 2016, Lindell Yachts has been a proud Pacific Northwest family of boats that melds commercial-grade toughness and fishing-machine oriented features with yacht-like accommodations. Joining the growing lineup is the …
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The Pacific Northwest serves as both homeport and port of call for several famous tall ships. Check out this feature for the backstories of many of these beloved old-world vessels.
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A Boater’s Reference to Coastal Hot Springs By Eva Seelye Cruising the coast can be a challenge and your body can pay the price with constant salt spray, calloused hands, …
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Van Isle 360: Two
Decades of Racingby Doug Hansenby Doug HansenNow two decades old and counting, the Van Isle 360 sailboat race solidified its place as a Pacific Northwest classic. When you ask anyone who has taken part, it’s not …
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