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Technically, that's the international rule (23). The inland Rule 23 requires power-driven vessels (of any speed) to exhibit an all-around light and sidelights.

Has anyone installed any kind of inspection hatch on an aluminum tank? We recently purchased a Nordic Tug 37, which has a built-in aluminum water tank. Unlike the rest of the boat, which is immaculate, the water tank has been sorely neglected. (Wish we'd noticed this on the survey.) The pump...

"Good judgement is the result of experience and experience the result of bad judgement." - attributed to Mark Twain

I posted a reply earlier, but it’s awaiting moderator approval - maybe because it includes an active link and I’m still a noob... Google SonarPhone. I have the SP300 ($180 US) which includes a battery. It displays on your phone using a free app. It will also work with the Navionics phone app to...

Thanks - another good point to consider. I hate putting holes in a boat - top and bottom especially.

I’m in the process of buying a used Nordic Tug 37 that has no dinghy davits of any kind. I’m weighing the pros and cons of stern davits such as the Seawise system or a crane for storing the dinghy on the sundeck. From the threads I’ve found, both appear to have advantages and disadvantages. A...

Will do - as soon as we close.

Thanks Chris, we have a contract on one a little closer to home.

Contract signed We have a purchase contract on a 2007 Nordic Tug 37. I did a ton of online research, and attended a couple of trawlerfests, but I felt like we hadn't really looked at enough boats yet. When we found this one, I wasn't expecting our search to be over (although it did meet all...

Ah! The “2019” threw me. I thought that was an ad for ordering a new one.

Haven’t seen a listing for a used 43.

AdmiralS: We have looked at the Helmsman Trawlers and love the 38E, but the new ones are out of our price range and its predecessors, the Mariner 37, are hard to find.

Ahoy, After a lifetime (up to now) of sailing, I am ready to "graduate" to a trawler. My wife and I have been roaming the Chesapeake Bay under sail for 15 years and while we enjoy sailing, we enjoy exploring even more. Due to the vagaries of weather, we find ourselves motoring more and more to...