On August 6, myself (Fraser Clark) and my pal of many years Alex Bird (aka the Capitano, aka The Birdman) will set off from French Creek on Vancouver Island, just north of the ferry landing in Departure Bay, Nanaimo, aboard a Cutwater 30 by the name of Peregrine.

Having an accurate fuel read is critical to making the most of your time out on the water. The best way to do this is to fill your tank up to its maximum capacity when refueling.

Whether experienced or new, it’s always a good time to have a refresh on boating safety; from regulations for safety to common sense practices on the water.

I grew up on a small peninsula called Sewall’s Point in Stuart Florida. Stuart is known for its year around fishing, boating and water sports activities.

This year’s Factory Rendezvous will have a new look, but the goals are the same, to have fun on our Ranger Tugs and Cutwaters and to spend time with friends. We really missed seeing everyone last year and we’re thrilled to reconnect!

On June 11th, long-time Ranger Tug and Cutwater Boat dealer, Pocket Yacht Company, held a ribbon-cutting and grand opening celebration for their new sales location in New Bern, North Carolina.

I bought my 2016 C-28 (Kari J) new, and it is the central organizing structure of my passion.  In addition to fishing I am a pro surf photographer, and use my Cutwater as a platform in the surf.

Everyone’s become familiar with the concept of remote working from home, but how about remoting from the boat?