Using a fishfinder, or understanding how to read a fishfinder, is an important skill for any angler. Not only will it help you catch more fish, but today's modern fishfinders now include 3D imaging, side-scanning and 360-degree views—read on to learn more about how to use one.

The process for buying a boat during the COVID-19 pandemic raises a lot of questions for prospective boat buyers. Our special-edition boat shopping guide will address those questions involving safety concerns, tips on working with a boat dealer while social distancing, and how to schedule appointments, sea trials and drop-offs.

Female boaters are not only increasingly buying boats for themselves, they're also taking the helm of boating businesses. Research also shows that there is a rise of women participating in both boating and fishing—check out our Women's Guide to Boating to learn more.

These days women are increasingly researching boats online and are keen to take the wheel themselves. They’re also a driving force on the industry side. Read on to learn more about these five strong, women boaters who are among those making waves, and worth your attention.

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

If you’re interested in river boating, here are some tips on what to do and what to avoid for an enjoyable yet safe experience. 

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.

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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