International WorkBoat Show

Offshore wind to be featured at the WorkBoat Show

Kirk Moore

Doug Stewart photo

Registration open for the 2022 International WorkBoat Show

WorkBoat Staff

WorkBoat file photo

Registration for the 2022 International WorkBoat Show opens soon

WorkBoat Staff

The 2021 Boat of the Year, the Michael H. Ollis, a 4,500-passenger ferry built by Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Panama City, Fla., for the New York City Department of Transportation Staten Island Ferry Division. Eastern Shipbuilding Group photo

Submission period opens for WorkBoat's 10 Significant Boats of 2022

WorkBoat Staff

Fairlead purchased this 36'6"x10'6" Rafnar 1100 workboat with a fiberglass OK hull, which has a 1'10" draft and a running speed of about 40 knots. Fairlead plans to build its own 1100s in Newport News, Va. Doug Stewart Photo.

Boats on display from the 41st International WorkBoat Show

Ken Hocke

Insights from Workboat Show 2021: ABS helps define sustainability in the inland waterway market

Jeremiah Karpowicz

Insights from Workboat Show 2021 - Iguana Pro USA shows off their high-speed amphibious vessel

Jeremiah Karpowicz

Insights from Workboat Show 2021 - Sea Machines Showcases the Power of Autonomous Control Systems

Jeremiah Karpowicz

Insights from Workboat Show 2021 - A look at the portable hydraulic transom bracket from Porta Products

Jeremiah Karpowicz

Insights from Workboat Show 2021 - Twin Disc defines what it means to push ahead with propulsion

Jeremiah Karpowicz

Insights from Workboat Show 2021 - Doug Natoce defines what you need to know to make the diesel outboards switch

Jeremiah Karpowicz

Insights from Workboat Show 2021 - Autonomous vessels have arrived but are they here to stay?

Jeremiah Karpowicz

Insights from Workboat Show 2021 - The MSHS Propulsion Trailer Tour stops by IWBS

Jeremiah Karpowicz