HANDLING STORMS AT SEA
By Hal Roth

Few subjects are of more universal concern among sailors, and few incite more disagreement. Some experts advocate heaving-to, while some say you should run off. Some say you should lie to a sea anchor over the bow, while others argue that only a drogue trailed over the stern can help. Hal Roth shows us that all these can work and have proved themselves. The trick is to integrate them into a flexible strategy that adapts to the storm, your boat, and circumstances such as sea room and crew condition. His clear, simple, authoritative analysis is just what this debate needs. HC, 2008, 269 pages. SW 1.4 lbs.

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