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Today's waters are mired with boaters looking to reach the highest speeds in the quickest time, but perhaps it's time to adopt a new boating culture.

Creating new designs in the yachting industry is important, but, eventually, customers and competitors alike will follow trends that work.

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"Yachting's" Jay Coyle talks about the desire to go faster with outboard power and the industry's automatic answer to simply add more engines to make it happen.

Blown ballasts and other mechanical issues aboard yachts are dirtying the waters and harming ecosystems, making proactive maintenance a necessity.

With high-tech fish-finders and sonars, has sport of fishing has entered an era in which humans now compete with technology?

Jay Coyle ponders the use of gelcoat finishes, as his friend wraps his new 60-foot fishboat to attain his desired color and look.

Compared to past patient generations, today's boaters seem to be all about performance and speed, which lead to more incidents.

Whether you're ordering a new boat or repairing an existing one, it's important to thoroughly understand your boat and the services that will help it.

When it comes to servicing the simplest and most apparent issues, some servicemen are too quick to jump to digital solutions before using their natural senses.