Archive
Access to previous Club Marine online magazine issues.
 | Overview | Contents | Sculpture by the Sea | True Grit | First Look | Cruising paradise | Year of the whopper | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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 | Overview | Contents | Apple Isle album | Grand designs | First Look | Hellrazor blitz | Island idyll | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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 | Overview | Contents | Going wild in style | First Look | Battling big kings | Loyal to the last | Survival of the fastest | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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 | Overview | Contents | From the Bridge | Bellisimo! | First Look | Tech Talk | Tech Talk | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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| | Overview | Contents | From the Bridge | On The Bite | Diving | First Look | Tech Talk | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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 | Overview | Contents | From the Bridge | On The Bite | Water Wise | First Look | Kamchatka | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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 | Overview | Contents | From the Bridge | Diving | Club Marine Assist | Tech Talk | First Look | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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 | Overview | Contents | From the Bridge | Sub-Antarctic Islands | Tech Talk | Yasi | First Look | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets |
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 | Overview | Contents | From the Bridge | Water Wise | Diving | Storm Prep | First Look | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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 | Overview | Contents | From the Bridge | On The Bite | Tonga | Tonga | First Look | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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 | Overview | Contents | From the Bridge | On The Bite | Water Wise | Diving | Mal de mer | First Look | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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 | Overview | Contents | First Look | Water Wise I | Water Wise II | Publisher's Page | Komodo | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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 | Boatlines | Case Study | First Look | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Gourmet | Publisher's Page | Spotlight On | Tech Talk | Overview | Contents |
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 | Boatlines | Club Marine Southern 80 | EC Griffith Cup | First Look | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Gourmet | Profile | Publisher's Page | Water Wise | Overview | Contents |
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 | Overview | Water Wise | Contents | Publisher's Page | Wakeboarding | First Look | Audi Victoria Week | History | Gourmet | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Boatlines |
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 | Boatlines | First Look | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Gourmet | Learn to Sail | On The Bite | Profile | Publisher's Page | Overview | Contents |
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 | Boatlines | Case Study | Coast Watch | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Gourmet | Publisher's Page | Water Wise | Overview | Contents |
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 | Boatlines | Coast Watch | First Look | Gear 'n' Gadgets | Gourmet | New Power | Profile | Publisher's Page | Repowering | Overview | Contents |
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 | Boatlines | Coast Watch | First Look | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Restored Power | Tech Talk | Overview | Contents | Gourmet |
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 | Boatlines | Club Marine Southern 80 | Coast Watch | First Look | Gourmet | Marketplace | On The Bite | Publisher's Page | Water Wise | Overview | Contents |
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 | Boatlines | Coast Watch | First Look | Gourmet | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Sydney Hobart 2008 | Trailer Trips | Overview | Contents |
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 | Boatlines | First Look | Gourmet | Marketplace | Profile | Profiles | Publisher's Page | Tender Tips | Overview | Contents | Magical Malapascua |
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 | Boatlines | Contents | First Look | Gourmet | Marketplace | On The Bite | Patagonia | Publisher's Page | Race Week | Tech Talk |
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 | Boatlines | Contents | First Look | Gourmet | Marketplace | Ocean Watch | Publisher's Page | SA Boating | Water Wise |
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 | Boatlines | Contents | First Look | Gourmet | Marketplace | Nautical Notes | On The Bite | Publisher's Page | Show Time | Tech Talk |
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 | Boatlines | Contents | First Look | Gourmet | Marketplace | Nautical Notes | On The Bite | Publisher's Page | Russell NZ |
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 | Boatlines | Club Marine Southern 80 | Contents | First Look | Gourmet | Marketplace | Ocean Watch | Publisher's Page | Technical | Water Wise |
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 | Boatlines | Christmas 2007 | Contents | First Look | Gourmet | Marketplace | Nautical Notes | Sydney Hobart 2007 | On the Bite | Publisher's Page | Technical | Western Australia |
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 | Boatlines | Contents | First Look | Gourmet | Marketplace | On the Bite | Publisher's Page | Technical | Travel |
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 | Ocean Watch
In the Gulf of Carpentaria, Australia's sea turtle breeding grounds are under threat. Thankfully, the volunteers of Cape York Turtle Rescue are giving these likable, ocean-going characters a fighting chance.Special Feature | Boatlines | Contents | Feature | First Look | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical |
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 | Ocean Watch
In the Gulf of Carpentaria, Australia's sea turtle breeding grounds are under threat. Thankfully, the volunteers of Cape York Turtle Rescue are giving these likable, ocean-going characters a fighting chance.Boatlines | Contents | First Look | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Water Wise |
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 | Ocean Watch
Spots the difference - Driven by a love of the sea and its largest fish, the elusive whale shark, Australian naturalist Brad Norman has created a global photo-ID system which enables others to help conserve these graceful monsters.Boatlines | Contents | Feature | First Look | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical |
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 | Back To School
On Course - As we discovered, when it comes to boating it's never too late to go back to school. Club Marine recently enrolled in Yatching Australia's national Powerboat Handling Certificate Course.Boatlines | Contents | Feature | Marketplace | Technical |
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 | On The Bite
Secret Shoal - Rowley Shoals is one of Australia's best kept secrets. Blessed with an abundance of spectacular reef structures and exotic wildlife, it takes a bit of getting to, but is well worth the effort.Boatlines | Contents | Feature | Feedback | Marketplace | Publisher's Page |
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 | Hahn Premium Hamilton Island Race week 2006
Despite sometimes erratic winds, competitors and visitors made the most of perfect Whitsunday weather at this year's yachting classic.Boatlines | Contents | Feature | First Look | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Islands of Fire
The Galapogos Islands teem with wildlife above and below the water.Boatlines | Contents | Feature | First Look | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Coral Sea Dreamin'
Looking for an isolated fishing spot where the fish are many and large and the anglers few and far between?Boatlines | Contents | Feature | First Look | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Lost but never forgotten
In Geraldton, WA, a special memorial commemorates a tragic and mysterious event in Australian naval history. By Colin KerrBoatlines | Contents | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Triple Crown
Wild Oats XI takes the long-sought trifecta in a dream debut in the 2005 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. By Crosbie LorimerBoatlines | Contents | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Shark Shield
Predator protection goes high tech as a South Australian company markets a new system designed to give peace of mind and save lives. By Mark Robinson.Boatlines | Contents | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Celebration of Sail
It is entirely appropriate that a brewery sponsors Hahn Premium Hamilton Island Race Week. I say this after having just attended my first-ever Race Week from August 19 to 28. My conclusion comes from exhaustive – and exhausting – research conducted at the many bars, parties, do’s, receptions and various other social occasions at Race Week. This yacht racing is thirsty business, and nowhere – apparently – is it more thirst-inducing than at Hamilton Island.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Whale Ahoy!
There is something almost spiritual about these giants that have graced our oceans for 50 million years, yet we almost drove them to extinction.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Technical Article |
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 | Zero to Hero
The normally reticent, Bill Barry-Cotter ‘let fly’ with a four-letter word when he learned that his Maritimo 60 had been named the Australian Marine Industries Federation, Boat of the Year for 2005.Boatlines | Marketplace | Technical Article | Feature |
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 | The Power and the Passion
It's been 40 years since the first one, but with a record spectator and competitor turnout, the Club Marine Southern 80 is definitely not headed for a midlife crisis anytime soon.Boatlines | Marketplace | Feature | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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| | The Great Race
It was a rough ride for competitors in the 2004 Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. Just over half the field finished, with some of the more favoured boats barely surviving the contest.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | The Golden Age Of Flying Boats In Australia
You don’t see them much nowadays – hardly any at all in fact. Lasting little more than 12 years, the golden age of the flying boat in Australian aviation history was as brief as it was dramatic.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Many Happy Returns
Paul Wilson reports on the spectacular Hamilton Island Race Week 2004, which saw thrilling action as the mega maxis duelled for supremacy amidst record numbers of competitorsBoatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | The Benchmark
Heroism can be defined in many ways. My dad always said true heroism is about being a responsible human being. Being responsible to oneself, to one’s work and to society. This aphorism, in combination with a high dosage of commitment and passion perfectly describes the Mornington Peninsula’s Volunteer Marine Rescue (VMR) service.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Innovation & Versatility
A diversity of designs in boats ranging from five to 15 metres entered this year's Australian Marine Industries Federation AwardsBoatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Turning Up The Heat
It was another huge February weekend for the running of the 2004 Club Marine Southern 80 ski race, organised by the Moama Water Sports club on the 'Mighty' Murray River.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Rolex Sydney Hobart 2003
Michael Spies was just 17 when he sailed in his first Sydney-to-Hobart. He was a crewmember on Syd Fischer's Ragamuffin, which that year finished second overall on handicap. Spies remembers thinking to himself, "that was easy" and decided ocean racing was the way to go.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | The New Generation
The Club Marine Australian Youth Match Racing Championships
has uncovered three exciting young sailors with heaps of talent. Individually they are all proven performers, as a team they are unstoppable reports
Lisa Ratcliff.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Hamilton Island Race Week 2003
Paul Wilson was in the Whitsundays to catch all the action of the 20th Hamilton Island Race Week, sponsored by Hahn Premium.
Once again I have had the good fortune to be able to clip on my media pass, dust off the camera, and cover my seventh Race Week.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Hamilton Island Race Week 2003
Paul Wilson was in the Whitsundays to catch all the action of the 20th Hamilton Island Race Week, sponsored by Hahn Premium.
Once again I have had the good fortune to be able to clip on my media pass, dust off the camera, and cover my seventh Race Week.Boatlines |
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 | The Language of Dolphins
The seductive charms of dolphins can leave burly men teary-eyed or make a hardened cynic wonder at nature. Mysterious, playful, self-contained and sociable, how do you interpret these graceful but elusive masters of the sea? Kate Duryea discovers the body language of dolphins and what it means.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Stacer 525 Easy Rider |
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 | Southern 80 Tough in the Turns
The Club Marine Southern 80 lives up to its reputation.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | A Walk in the Park
It was a small fleet but the competitors in the 2002 Rolex Sydney-Hobart yacht race had the easiest conditions yet in the 58-year history of the race.Boatlines | Feature | O.S. Success | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | A Croc Called Casey
Most Top Enders have a tale or two to tell about encounters with crocodiles, some tall, some true. But our man in Darwin, Steve Timmons, once had a pet croc that loved TV snacks and actually ate out of a bowl. Well, we believe him and, besides, he has the photographs to prove it.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Beautiful one day
There's no denying that the nineteenth Hamilton Island Race Week was beset by weather problems, but despite the cooler and damper than expected conditions, the 2002 event went off without a hitch. The race management and overall event organisation, headed by the very capable Warwick Hoban, once again showed how to put on a week-long yacht regatta confirming Hamilton Island Race Week as Australia's premier yacht racing event.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Adrift in the Central Highlands
Tasmania may well be regarded as one of the finest trout fishing destinations in the world, but over the years for some reason I kept putting off making that pilgrimage.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | The Club Marine Southern 80 2002
When Hellrazor smashed the Baker's Blitz record by a whopping eleven seconds at the Club Marine-sponsored Southern 80 ski race, there was talk around the town that the team of driver Mark Cranny, observer Greg James and skiers Justin Cadden and Steve Row would make Top Shot's outright record for the 80-kilometre river race, set in 2000, look pretty sick.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Starting Young
Ask any of Australia's champion sailors where they got their start and they will generally say it was through the junior sailing school of a yacht club.Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Super Charged Action | Feature |
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 | Starting Young
Ask any of Australia's champion sailors where they got their start and they will generally say it was through the junior sailing school of a yacht club.Boatlines | Danger no Deterrent | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | A Point at Both Ends
Not too long ago my wife, Mary, and I reflected that if ever we were forced to, we could actually live without both our boats and be quite happy with just our canoe. If that seems an anathema in present company, please allow me to elaborate. Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page | Technical Article |
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 | Biggest Yet: Hamilton Race Week 2001
An incredible 182 yachts entered the 2001 Hahn Premium Race Week - but light winds and strong tides tested both the competitors and the race organisers. If the entries for Hamilton Island's annual Race Week were charted over the years, the graph would look like the income curve of a highly successful corporation. The number of entries this year eclipsed last year's entry list by 31. Boatlines | Fun In The Sun: We review the Mariner 430 | Feature | Marketplace | Publisher's Page |
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 | Top End Tinnies
Garry Quinn, a self-confessed, mad fisherman from Darwin started G.S. Marine as a hobby in 1998. He had split his 4.6-metre tinny right up the middle, so badly, that the bilge pump could not keep up. After limping home defying the odds - and after some serious head scratching - he decided that pressed aluminum boats were as weak as, well at least this one was. Not the sort of bloke to sit around when there are fish to catch, so he says; "No worries, I'll build me own boat". Boatlines | Marketplace | PWCs Banned From Sydney Harbour | Technical Article | Feature |
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 | This Cat Is No Pussy
The mark came up quickly, very quickly, I eased the boat into the turn, "steady", said Peter McGrath through the intercom as he adjusted the throttles to accelerate out of the turn and we headed to the next mark. A huge rooster tail fanned out behind the big pink monster. I chanced a glance at the GPS, it showed we were charging across Geelong Harbour at 120 knots. For landlubbers that is 216kph. In a car that's fast, on water it's bloody fast.Boatlines | Feature | Marketplace | Technical Article | Publisher's Page | Reward | Skiff Sailing |
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