Regulator 31 Debut

Author:: John Turner
Publish date:: May 15, 2017
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Managing Editor Dan Harding checks out the Regulator 31 at its debut at the 2017 Miami International Boat Show.

Fish Whisperers

Technology Aids Fishing’s Never-Ending Game Of Cat And Mouse.

Red Drum Delirium

Bull Reds from Boat, Pier, Kayak and Surf

Merritt’s Boat & Engine Works this year celebrated the family’s 100th year of boatbuilding, a tradition that began at the start of World War I when Roy Merritt’s grandfather went to work at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard as a carpenter building oceangoing merchant marine vessels. By 1929 the family was living in Florida, where Franklin LeRoy Merritt built his first sportfisherman for charter off Fort Lauderdale.

The Merritt Family Has For Generations Been Building Handsome, Nimble Boats That Fish Exceptionally Well.

Legendary builder and captain Omie Tillett

Talking Fish, Talking Boats with the Boatbuilders of North Carolina

Regulator

Renowned naval architect Lou Codega talks about sportfishing boat design trends

Black Marlin in Piñas Bay, Panama

A well-traveled photographer is drawn to Piñas Bay, Panama, for its black marlin and other hefty cohorts.

A Tale Of Two Countries Part I - Chile

Pursuing large rainbows and browns through the wilds of Chile and Argentina

Chaotic Choreography

When the offshore action is hot and heavy, you want a crew that can keep its cool

It’s a tog-eat-tog world and much more in this whimsical found-object assemblage of a tautog, or blackfish.

This hard-battling bottom dweller with a face only a hard-core devotee could love draws the faithful offshore into the winter