Dealing with draw bridges takes some knowledge of how the system works and knowing what you are looking for, especially at night.

Analyze your budget situation to determine if you can afford to buy new. If you’re not sure what your budget can afford, do some shopping at your local dealership or at the boat show, and/or speak with your financial institution/lender about available rates and what you can afford. Once you’ve determined if new or used is the right/best route, then start to do your homework via website research, onsite dealership visits, etc. The most important thing: Get Started! Your sailing adventure awaits!

Docking in an “off-the-dock” wind, when done well, brings praise even from experienced marina dock hands.

Learn how you can get your kids involved in family boating fun with these helpful tips.

Learning how to water ski can be simple and fun by just following a few basic steps. Our beginner's guide will help you determine what equipment you'll need, what type of boat to use, and how to get up on skis for the very first time.

If you’re like most fishermen, you’re always looking for new ways to hook the “Big One.” While I can’t promise you’ll come in with more fish than fish stories, I can talk about ways to tip the scales in your favor.

Mastering how to navigate a boat is a basic skill needed by boaters of all experience levels. Understanding the fundamentals of marine navigation simply ensures that once you leave the dock, you know how to get where you're going safely and efficiently. 

Working with a boat dealer requires a certain amount of trust and faith, and when a dealer is certified, you can be much more confident that they’ll treat you right. Learn more about what it means to purchase a boat from a certified dealership.

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