Ted Hugger
Bruckmann Yachts: Abaco 47
A commission led to this larger version of the Abaco by Mark Ellis.
MJM: 53z Rides the Boomer Wave
The latest outboard cruising yacht from MJM.
Boatyard Profile: Washburn & Doughty
Washburn & Doughty keeps very busy building tugs, ferries and other large workboats.
Boatyard Profile: Strouts Point Wharf
Strouts Point Wharf in South Freeport has a 218-year tradition of building wooden boats.
Farrin’s Boatshop
At Farrin’s, the whole family helps keep the shop running smoothly.
Back Cove Yachts: Back Cove 32
The new Back Cove 32 is both practical and elegant.
Under the Hood
Fascinated by technology old and new, mechanic Lincoln Davis not only breathes new life into cranky old engines and boats, he also has built an extraordinary collection of them.
Finding New Niches
Boatbuilder Lyman-Morse has undertaken a number of new initiatives that are helping the company thrive. The projects include buying Wayfarer Marine in Camden, building a new hotel in Rockland, and building two prototype powerboats for Bertram Yachts.
Kittery Point Yacht Yard: Ambitious Makeover
Messing with a classic design, such as the venerable Wilbur 34, is not for the faint of heart, but the crew at Kittery Point Yacht Yard was up to the challenge of refitting a 1985 Wilbur Flybridge Cruiser.
Bruckmann Yachts: Abaco 40
The Bruckmann Abaco 40, a Mark Ellis design with a full-skeg pedigree, delivers elegance, style, performance, and maneuverability. Built in Canada, the boats are finished in Maine.
