Power & Motoryacht is the leading marine magazine powerboat owners with boat over 25-feet. Each issue is fact-packed with information on boats and boat maintenance, new boating equipment, advice, and filled with beautiful color photography of the latest boats and boating destinations.

Maine Escape • Two separate 24-hour trips to the Pine Tree State help save the author’s soul.

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Deep Sea Sisterhood • Is it hard to build a winning offshore fishing team? Not really, say five high-spirited black women from North Carolina.

The Minute-Maid Method • When it comes to engineering, “close enough” can spell disaster.

Prestige X70 • The unique layout stood out when she was put on stage at the Ft. Lauderdale boat show.

Viking 54 • The 54 proves that demand for Viking’s bread-and-butter model range persists despite strange times.

Horizon FD75 • The latest model in Horizon’s ever-expanding series dares to be different.

CLX 96 • CL Yachts makes its boldest step yet with a boundary-pushing Explorer yacht.

Axopar x Jobe Revolve • Axopar plans to launch a new line of boats in partnership with watersports giant Jobe. These boats will offer entry-level pricing with more toys than you can imagine.

Boca Grande • Cruise back in time to “Old Florida” in this treasure-laden inlet.

Consider the Lobsterman • SENIOR EDITOR SIMON MURRAY SHIPS OUT AT THE CRACK OF DAWN WITH A SMALL CONTINGENT OF MAINE LOBSTER FISHERMEN.

Timeless • WHEN TWO POWERHOUSE DESIGN TEAMS AND A WORLD-CLASS BOATBUILDER COLLABORATE ON A CUSTOM PROJECT, THE RESULT IS THE HOOD 57 LM.

Return to Glory • THE AUTHOR IS TASKED WITH RESTORING A TREASURED HUCKINS TO PRIOR BEAUTY, WHILE UPGRADING HER TO CRUISE INTO THE 21ST CENTURY.

Back Home in a Back Cove • A LATE FALL CRUISE IN CONNECTICUT ALLOWS THE AUTHOR TO SEE HER HOME WATERS, AND THE NEW LINE OF OUTBOARD-POWERED BACK COVES, IN A NEW LIGHT.

Finally in Focus • WE REACHED OUT TO PHOTOGRAPHER BILLY BLACK FOR HELP TELLING A DIFFERENT KIND OF STORY: HIS OWN.

How to Survey Outboards • Outboards with issues can be costly to repair, so hire an engine surveyor before you buy a used boat.

Not Enough Salt • You can learn a lot from an experienced skipper, even if he’s a cantankerous old cuss.