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Boating 101

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  1. Boating 101: Nautical Terms
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    Boating 101: Nautical Terms

  2. Boating: How to Dock a Boat
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    Boating: How to Dock a Boat

  3. Boating 101: How to Prepare Your Boat for a Hurricane
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    Boating 101: How to Prepare Your Boat for a Hurricane

  4. Boating 101: Avoiding Dangerous Boating Weather
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    Boating 101: Avoiding Dangerous Boating Weather

  5. Boating 101: How to Purchase a Used Boat
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    Boating 101: How to Purchase a Used Boat

  6. Boating 101: How to Select an Anchor for Your Boat
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    Boating 101: How to Select an Anchor for Your Boat

  7. Boating 101: How to Sell a Boat
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    Boating 101: How to Sell a Boat

  8. Boating 101: How to Use a Marine Radio
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    Boating 101: How to Use a Marine Radio

  9. Boating 101: How to Tie a Cleat Hitch
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    Boating 101: How to Tie a Cleat Hitch

  10. Boating 101: How to Get Dockage in a Foreign Port
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    Boating 101: How to Get Dockage in a Foreign Port

  11. Boating 101: How to Tie a Bowline Boating Knot
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    Boating 101: How to Tie a Bowline Boating Knot

  12. Boating 101: How to Tie a Clove Hitch
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    Boating 101: How to Tie a Clove Hitch

  13. Boating 101: Boating Etiquette
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    Boating 101: Boating Etiquette

  14. Boating 101: How to Get Involved in Sailboat Racing
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    Boating 101: How to Get Involved in Sailboat Racing

  15. Boating 101: Living Onboard a Boat
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    Boating 101: Living Onboard a Boat

  16. Boating 101: Boating Safety Tips
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    Boating 101: Boating Safety Tips

  17. How to Drive a Boat with Toby Stull
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    How to Drive a Boat with Toby Stull

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  • Toby Stull

    An American Sailing Association certified instructor and lifelong sailor, Toby Stull runs the first professional sailing school and charter business in the nation that is directed at LGBT sailors, Out on the Water Sailing. His gay owned and operated adventure-sports sailing company encourages diversity and welcomes all students regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, or skill level, offering sailing lessons, charters, vessel training, and destination vacations. Toby is an experienced yachtsman and instructor having raced through college, in multiple Block Island race weeks, as well as several Long Island Sound campaigns. Toby has restored and lived aboard several sailboats including a C&C 35 Mark 1, on which he won several regattas with in Eastern Long Island Sound and has held several professional crew positions aboard vessels up to 140 feet.