New cruising keels: the ways they work

Article Abstract:

The keel gives cruising boats balance, directional stability, reduced draft and interior volume. Sailors will have an easier time handling their boat by knowing the behavior of the keel in various maneuvering positions and wind conditions.

Keels

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Calling the port-end start

Article Abstract:

Sailors must stake out territory as an initial step to a successful port-end start. After determining layline, approach factors must then be quantified. The final step involves controlling the ship's approach to port end.

Navigation

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Running off

Article Abstract:

The time and method of running before a storm is important in sailing. Among the factors to be considered are crew capability, sea room and wind and sea conditions.

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