Captain Ray reporting at the La Paz desk on behalf of All Things Boat Hello friends and enemies and people who would sell me out for a dollar.... Hello friends, As some of [...]
For those that don't know... Whale sharks migrate to La Paz, Mexico once a year. They arrive in November-ish and hang around until early Spring. These are neither a whale nor a shark, in fact [...]
My Beloved Dingy.... The time has finally come, I have parted ways with my bullet-proof 10 foot plastic dingy... All good things must pass. This is a very old Walker 10. I am not [...]
Here at All Things Boat, we try to keep things light. Part of keeping things light involves telling salty, nautical jokes. Here, in no particular order are some of our favorite boat jokes. [...]
I just completed a 3-week voyage from San Diego to La Paz, Mexico... As I was preparing for this trip, I had a fair amount of anxiety in regards to the electrical system on my [...]
I have spent more than a few years as a liveaboard... At one point, my liveaboard status was a point of pride. I was a young man figuring out the way of the [...]
4 Reasons Why You Should Upgrade Your Marine Lights To LED Are you thinking of upgrading your boat's lights to LED technology? If you are, you may be wondering whether or not its worth [...]
Why Corrosion Resistance Matters in Boat Lights Boat lights are constantly subject to corrosion from exposure to cleaning agents and saltwater. The latter, also known as aqueous corrosion, is responsible for diminishing [...]
The history of seafaring is riddled with memorable boat names: the Titanic, the Queen Anne's Revenge, the Bounty… As long as boats have plied the waterways of this world, sea captains, skippers and boat [...]
I was in high school when I first read John Steinbeck's travel book, "The Log from the Sea of Cortez". I immediately knew I wanted to spend my time on boats and that Biology would [...]