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NJ Fishing Report

Springtime when the dogwoods bloom and birds start singing is usually when people feel that first rush wave of a newly sprung year out of winter, but the month March brings out that same fervor for anglers. A few happenings spark ambition and anticipation to…

CT Fishing Forecast

Freshwater:BassWhile waters inland will still be quite cold in March, any residual ice from the winter should begin to disappear with warmer days and higher sun. Lakes and ponds, particularly their northern sections which get the most sun, should begin to open up and/or warm…

Old Ports

In this edition we feature a chapter from our writer, Mark C. Nuccio’s, latest book, “Just this side of Heaven”.Written under the auspices of New York State and Long Island Traditions, it deals with protecting our fresh water, bays, creeks, ocean and remaining open spaces.…

Before the U.S. Coast Guard Service

In late January 1878, the Steamship Metropolis set out from Philadelphia, loaded with 500 tons of cast-iron rails, 200 tons of coal and other supplies. Heading for Brazil, the vessel also carried about 215 passengers, many of whom were slated to help build a Brazilian…

Super Yacht Show

A New York Boat Show ticket at the Javits Center costs $20. It is always a wonderful show. However, if your taste goes to the larger luxury yachts, you might want to take a quick flight to Port Hercule, Monaco, for the Monaco Yacht Show…

Captain Edward Smith of the Titanic

Early LifeEdward John Smith was born in Hanley, Staffordshire England on January 27, 1850. Smith went to the British School in Eturia Staffordshire. At 13 he left and operated a steam hammer. In 1867, he moved to Liverpool at age 17, following his half-brother Joseph…

The Sailaway Gourmet

Happy New Year to everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season and are looking forward to a year filled with love, adventure, prosperity, and, of course, good food!Once again, I am attempting a healthier intake. It’s not that I eat badly, as…

Winter Maintenance

Our boat is blocked up and tightly wrapped inside her white plastic cocoon, waiting for spring to hit the water again. But just because she is winterized does not mean that work does not continue over the winter. There is plenty that needs to be…