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While it resembles a grouper, this small fish species from the Bahamas is known as a hamlet. – Dom Porcelli Do you have a fish photo that you can’t recognize? If yes, we’re eager to take on the challenge and would love to showcase your picture and its identification to an international community of enthusiasts. (Regardless of whether it’s published, we will personally reply to all queries.) Please send your jpgs, preferably large/high-resolution, to: fishfacts@sportfishingmag.com. While fishing on the shore of St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Dom Porcelli caught two fish shaped like sunfish that he identified as…
Lagoon’s latest flagship takes cues from its 620 predecessor with innovative enhancements. Lagoon, the leading manufacturer of cruising multihulls (with 7,000 units produced since 1984), didn’t fully utilize all its creative concepts during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. As market conditions have become more challenging, the manufacturer is now launching two new cruising catamarans, the 43 and the 60, both debuting at the forthcoming Cannes Yachting Festival (September 10–15, 2024). We had the opportunity to explore the larger model, now the flagship of the “standard” range, in the pristine waters off the northern coast of Menorca, Spain. Replacing the…
For years, Prince of Whales, an eco-adventure company specializing in whale and wildlife experiences, has aspired to expand its fleet to welcome more visitors in Victoria, Vancouver, and Telegraph Cove. Encouraged by a highly successful 2023 season that saw a record number of guests and projecting an increase in tourism in B.C. over the coming years, the company announced it will be adding another vessel to its fleet. The first catamaran, named Salish Sea Dream, was launched in 2017, followed by Eclipse in 2019 and Freedom in 2021. “I am excited to announce the construction of our fourth catamaran. We…
Fierce predators like blacktip sharks and tarpon hunt mullet schools off Florida’s Atlantic beaches. Discover how to catch these sharks using lures. Michael Patrick O’Neill How often does one encounter the word "guaranteed" in a fishing invitation? And how frequently is that invitation an opportunity to target sharks over 75 pounds that aggressively bite on popping plugs and flies? Those who doubt such claims have yet to experience fishing for the most exciting sharks in the South Atlantic. Spinners and blacktips, among the most acrobatic sharks in the Atlantic, swarm South Florida’s Atlantic beaches each fall and winter. While most…
Pernod Ricard Headquarters In 2023, Pernod Ricard captured attention by divesting its wine division to Australian Wine Holdco Limited (AWL), a transaction that featured the popular entry-level brand Jacob’s Creek. This tactic enables Pernod Ricard to intensify its commitment to premium offerings, especially in spirits and champagne. The sale encompasses a diverse portfolio of well-known international wine brands crafted by Pernod Ricard Winemakers, amounting to over 10 million 9L cases yearly from three regions consisting of Jacob’s Creek, Orlando, and St Hugo from Australia, Stoneleigh, Brancott Estate, and Church Road from New Zealand, alongside Campo Viejo, Ysios, Tarsus, and Azpilicueta…
GT2 Stradale. (MASERATI) Just last weekend, the public got its first glimpse of the latest Maserati creation. Unveiled at Monterey Car Week 2024 in California, the Maserati GT2 Stradale exemplifies the essence of …Maserati. This isn’t just a reflection of my limited vocabulary or lack of automotive expertise (well, maybe a bit of the latter), but rather highlights how the brand uniquely combines the best aspects of racing with high-performance vehicles available for the masses. The Maserati GT2 Stradale embodies this philosophy perfectly. It inherits advanced technology from the track-focused GT2 (developed for the brand’s return to GT racing) and…
Theo Stocker is undergoing rigorous training during an RYA Yachtmaster Offshore preparation week ahead of taking the actual exam. Discover how he performed. The RYA Yachtmaster Offshore certification has always been a goal for both leisure and professional yacht sailors. Beyond serving as a stepping stone into a career in yachting, this qualification signifies that one has acquired the essential skills and experience to competently skipper a sailing yacht. For years, I’ve wanted to challenge myself and assess my abilities, and I finally built up the courage to put my skills to the test earlier this summer. I would be…
Cobia can be unpredictable at times, both shy and aggressive, but they’re always enjoyable. Ric Burnley After hours standing on the bow of my 20-foot center-console in the blazing sun, my mind felt as if it had cooked like a pie. My vision was hazy, and my skin had turned red. As we gradually cruised the ocean, the serene green water and the clear blue sky blended into one sweltering, expansive void. So when I spotted a long, brown fish gliding just beneath the surface, I shook my head and blinked. A second glance confirmed my observation. “COBIA! COBIA! COBIA!”…
Over the past few months, I’ve been diving deep into what people really think about WordPress’ block editor – Gutenberg. I thought this was going to be a fun project. I analyzed over 340 opinions from platforms like Reddit, Twitter, YouTube, and WordPress.org. I also spoke with developers, colleagues, and other professionals in the WordPress community to get a well-rounded perspective.
Mike Morgan shares tips on enhancing power management on a yacht to conserve valuable amps for those who appreciate their comforts at sea. I admit that I’m not a marine electrician, and my knowledge of boat electronics is quite basic. However, after three seasons of overseeing my boat’s power generation and usage, I’ve developed a system that appears effective. I hope you find some of this advice helpful in managing your yacht’s energy requirements. Each boat presents a unique balance of power generation and usage, meaning my strategy may not fit your needs precisely, but it could be a starting…