Soundings - 2018-02-01

• A JOURNEY ENDS
• BOATS, BOATS AND MORE BOATS
• HISTORY AND REVERANCE
• A NIGHT IN THE OCEAN
• Putting a new bottom on the log-built bugeye Edna E. Lockwood was basically a large-scale boatbuildi­ng jigsaw puzzle.
• We all have at least one special spot where we’ve spent countless hours fishing, musing and making sense of the world.
• There’s a lot to be said for hunkering down and making the most of February’s madatory respite in the Northeast.
• Kelp farms are expanding in the waters of the Northeast, which could be a boon for anglers, the environmen­t and the economy.
• Master shipwright John England has done work on many boats but has owned very few. His favorites are OPBs: other people’s boats.
• TALES FROM THE CAPTAIN’S TABLE
• A new antifoulin­g coating creates a “liquid surface” that prevents marine life from attaching to hulls and docks.
• SAM’S SKETCHBOOK
• SEAMANSHIP
• SAILBOATS
• Two fatalities serve as reminders about the importance of properly securing boat trailers to tow vehicles.
• WHALING SHIPS AT DELANO BAY, BAFFIN ISLAND
• EQUIPMENT]
• Vicem 58 Classic
• Only From Owens

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