The West Coast class of '95 gets ready to ship out

Article Abstract:

Many small cruising boats prefer the more moderate sea conditions near the shoreline while the bigger ones seek the stronger winds that are found well away from the shore. A ship's rigging and dimensions are important factors to consider when sailing near or away from the shore.

Reports, Boats and boating, Boating, Boats

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Transiting the canal

Article Abstract:

There are four modes of transit for boats in the Panama Canal: centerline solo, centerline rafted, alongside a tug, and sidewall. Modes may be changed en route, and the port captain makes the final decision. Specifications for transit gear are discussed.

Navigation, Panama Canal

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The challenging migration

Article Abstract:

Sailing southward along the US Pacific Coast is challenging route with difficult conditions and few safe anchorages. Sailing seasons, sailing patterns and protected harbors along the route are discussed.

Pacific Ocean, Description and travel, Sailing, Pacific Coast (United States)

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