All At Sea July 2009 Editorial
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Caribbean News - July 09
Caribbean News from around the region for July 2009
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Yacht Club News - July 09
Yacht Club News from around the Region for July 2009
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Hot Oil Massage, Fatty Style!
Fatty Goodlander is a confirmed sail-boater, an avid stick-boater and an ardent blow-boater who, naturally, spends most of his life upside down in the bilge-working on his diesel engine.
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Caribbean Collegiate Sailors: Marco Teixidor-Latimer
Georgetown's Andrea Bailey interviews one of the Caribbean Youth All-Stars at the Collegiate Level.
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2009's Been a Good Year for Sea Turtles
National Marine Fisheries Service initiated an emergency 180-day closure on shallow water longline fishing in the Gulf of Mexico offering much needed respite to Sea Turtles
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Hurricane Season Yacht Storage in the Caribbean
Looking for a place to leave your boat during the Hurricane Season. Here's an update on the various boatyards and storage facilities throughout the Caribbean.
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Caribbean Cooking: Simple and Delicious Summer Cooking
Thank goodness it's summer: berries, berries, and more berries. Serve them with everything! Easy summer recipes to cool you down.
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Tales from the Charter Cockpit: A Fish Trap in Hand
Jeannie Kuich shares some highlights from the early days of chartering in the Caribbean.
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Sevenstar Sponsor the Round Britain and Ireland Race 2010
Sevenstar sponsors the non-stop race around Britain and Ireland to be called the Sevenstar Round Britain and Ireland Race
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Women's European Laser Radial Championship
Welcome back to serious competition during the Women’s European Laser Radial Championship since the Olympics.
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Sailors and Celebrities at 2009 Anguilla Regatta
Anguilla
Paris Hilton gets down with the Sailors during the 2009 Anguilla Regatta.
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Antigua Sailing Week 2009 - Laid Back but Fit to Party!
Antigua
When it comes to sailing locations, it is hard to think of anywhere better than the waters around Antigua. This year's Antigua Sail Week more than delivered.
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Gentlemen Do Sail to Windward
Antigua
The Caribbean is jam-packed with so many races and regattas that even the junkies can’t keep up. The Antigua Classic Regatta, stands above the others in almost every way.
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Solo Transatlantic Rower Ridley Arrives on Antigua
Antigua
Trans-Atlantic solo expedition rower Paul Ridley successfully completed a charity fund-raising ocean crossing from the Canary Islands to Antigua
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Bequia Easter Regatta Attracts Biggest Fleet in So Carib
Bequia
The Annual Bequia Easter Regatta evokes images of years gone by, with the Fishing boats, Double Enders, and Whalers maintained in top form.
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How Does a NEW Boat Design Evolve?
Cape Town, South Africa
Dean Catamarans in South Africa are redefining what you should expect from a catamaran. All At Sea spoke with Peter Dean Sr. and Jr. to get the scoop.
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South Grenada Dates Set for February 26-28, 2010
Grenada
First South Grenada Regatta kicked off in fine style at the Le Phare Bleu Marina in Grenada. Dates are set for next year - don't miss it.
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Three Times the Entrees at 2nd Grenada Classic
Grenada
The 2010 Grenada Classic Yacht Regatta dates have been moved forward, to March 4 to 7, to tie in with exciting plans for a Virgin Islands to Grenada Challenge Race.
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Triskell's Around Guadeloupe Race Scores a Success
Guadeloupe
While slow to kick off, the Tour de Triskell proved to be an amazing event this year.
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Titan 15 Wins 64th Block Island Race
Puerto Rico
Tom Hill's new Custom Reichel/Pugh 75 Titan 15 took line honors setting the bar for a new rocket ship to blast through the Caribbean racing scene.
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Rushin Rowlette Wins Racing Class at Palmas del Mar
Puerto Rico
BVI Team showed the Puerto Ricans how to sail at their own regatta. Promises to best the Brits next year.
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Gordo Rodriguez Promotes 2010 Central American Games
Puerto Rico
Eddie Rodriguez (Gordo), on the Southwest coast of Puerto Rico embarked on a three day, 45-mile sail from La Parguera, around the Cabo Rojo Lighthouse all the way to Crashboat Beach
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IGY and NCP Announce New Partner at Mandalina Marina and Yacht Club
Sibenik, Croatia
Doğuş Group, one of the largest conglomerates in Turkey, has joined IGY and NCP as a development partner in the expansion and renovation of the Mandalina Marina & Yacht Club.
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West Indies Regatta Showcases Traditional Sailboats
St. Barthelemy (St. Barth)
A small fleet of traditional West Indies wooden boats from Carriacou, Bequia, and Nevis sailed into Saint Barth’s - Not an official regatta but a few days of informal racing
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Saint Barth's Tour 2009 Comp for Windsurfers, Cats and Lasers
St. Barthelemy (St. Barth)
The first weekend in May, the waters of Saint Barth were busy, not only with the West Indies Regatta, but also with the sixth annual around-the-island competition for windsurfing
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Fish with St. Croix's Captain Carl
St. Croix, US Virgin Islands
Looking for deep sea fishing action in St. Croix. Touch base with Capt. Carl - if he can't help, he will know who can.
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Women Captains Abound in St. John's Coral Bay
St. John, US Virgin Islands
Skirts are the attire of choice in Coral Bay where there are an abundance of Women Captains (naturally dominating the fleet).
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A Gentle Cruise Through Hell
St. Lucia
Ian, a novice sailor, got more than he asked for in July when he voluntarily went out for a gentle cruise with some friends. Mother nature packs a punch and this is a vivid reminder.
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Porto Cupecoy Luxury Marina Slated for November 2009 Opening
St. Maarten / St. Martin
Porto Cupecoy's marina is getting ready to open in November on St. Maarten. There is a tremendous amount of buzz around this new luxury property.
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USVI Team Tests Skills in California
St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands
Antilles school places 4th Overall in the prestigious Interscholastic Sailing Association (ISSA)s National Team-Racing Championship for the Baker Trophy
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Boat Smart From the Start - Safe Boating Week
St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands
Annual Safe Boating Week put on by the Coast Guard teaches and entertains the locals.
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Orinco River Plume Greens Virgin Islands Water
St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands
Amazing how a South American river can affect islands in the Northern Caribbean. Every drop makes a difference...
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37th USVI Open Atlantic Blue Marlin Tourney set for August
St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands
Mark your calendars for the Boy Scout Tournament in August. Arguably one of the most important annual Marlin Tournaments each year.
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ARC Europe and Atlantic Cup Leave Nanny Cay for Home
Tortola, British Virgin Islands
Atlantic Rally for Cruisers and Caribbean 1500 boats leave Tortola to head home. See you next year!
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Drunken Monkeys take Honors at Budget Marine Race Day
Trinidad
Drunken Monkeys slays the fleet at the Budget Marine Race Day
