February 2022
TRAGEDY OF THE ATLANTIC
In an era when shipwrecks were regular occurrences and safety standards non-existent, a tragedy half a world away...
27 February 2022
ONE MAN AND HIS BOATS; HARRY JENKINS, PART 1. Strictly business
Harry Reginald Jenkins was a prominent Auckland businessman, launch owner and yachtsman for 30 years from 1916. Harry...
27 February 2022
Brightest star
Launched in 1961, the 50-foot bridgedecker Altair recently emerged from a 12-month restoration and, like her bright namesake...
26 February 2022
NEW LIFELINES WIRE OR ROPE?
With the vinyl-coated wire lifelines on his 13.7m schooner Britannia well past their prime, Roger Hughes considered the...
26 February 2022
ONE FAMILY’S BIG JOURNEY – The right yacht
Where do you start a column about your first year owning and experiencing a sailing yacht? Do you...
26 February 2022
Let’s stray-line!
Strayline fishing is perhaps the most effective bait fishing technique, especially for snapper. It’s essentially a simple fishing...
26 February 2022
All tied up
Securing your boat to a cleat is simple, right? Well, yes, but there are right and wrong ways...
26 February 2022
The Legend of Whai
Fibreglass clone craft pop out of moulds all over Europe and the US on a daily basis, but...
26 February 2022
TRADITIONAL TREASURES
Between them, the New Zealand Maritime Museum and the Auckland War Memorial Museum have the world’s most significant...
26 February 2022
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