POWER WITHOUT NOISE  In the wake of her smaller sibling's recent all-solar powered crossing of the Atlantic, the SY80 Silent Yachts’ offers a  a much larger yacht with the same potential. Her broad beam allows generous deck space, multiple owner layout options, and a high-capacity electric system backed by an extensive solar array. She is designed for extended time underway or at anchor with consistent, quiet operation.

2 TAKES,  BOTH "FAMILY FRIENDLY" For years, center console builders have been saying their boats were "family friendly" -- something that often meant they had added a fold-down transom seat. With the introduction of the 387 CCF and CCS, Formula gave the industry a master class in what "family friendly" really could mean if taken seriously. Take a look at our report and use these two boats as a benchmark for what a "family freindly" boat can be. 

SEASON STARTS HERE The St. Petersburg Power and Sailboat Show is where the 2026 season really begins. Downtown docks fill with boats, tents fill with gear, and builders show what they’re leading with this year. For anyone planning time on the water this winter, walking this show helps sort signal from noise quickly.

NEUTRAL IS YOUR FRIEND Most ramp problems come down to pace, positioning, and patience. This short video focuses on the moments that matter most when loading onto a trailer, especially how to stay lined up and in control without rushing. Worth a watch before the next busy weekend launch.

ROOTED ON THE BAY From busy fish markets to family-run spice rooms, this piece looks at how two well-known seafood seasonings grew alongside Chesapeake boating culture. The stories behind them say as much about the people and the water as they do about what ends up on the crabs when the steam starts rolling.

BOAT LIFE PAUSES Mackinac Island has a way of resetting the pace. This stop blends boat handling, long crossings, and an unexpected shift into old-school island formality. From dockside problem-solving to horse-drawn streets and historic landmarks, the Boomershines find that stepping away from the water can be just as memorable as time aboard.