There are dozens of ways to enjoy party time on your boat, but one of the best is undoubtedly rafting up with other boats and celebrating the boating lifestyle together.
Even experienced captains make boating mistakes and can benefit from a refresher on essential boating practices. This ensures you have the best day on the water, confident and prepared.
You were probably having so much fun on your boat that you lost track of the fuel gauge—until your engine sputtered and quit. Luckily, you can redeem yourself by handling this situation like a pro.
Both new and experienced boaters should all take time to master important safety skills, including how to identify different parts of a boat, read channel markers, tie boating knots, improve boat handling, and understand the "rules of the road."
The reduced visibility of fog is the main danger, but along with blocking your vision, fog can cause sounds to bounce around and travel abnormally so it becomes difficult to figure out which direction they’re coming from.
A float plan outlines your boat, route, timeline, and contacts to ensure safety on the water. Learn what to include and how to file one before each trip.
Winter boating season is here! Don't start winterizing your boat just yet—instead, head out on the water and enjoy the scenery. Be sure to dress for cooler temperatures and take advantage of open waterways and less crowded marinas. Read on for more winter boating tips.
Sun safety is an extremely important topic for all boaters. Our Sun Safety guide covers everything from the best sunscreens for boating, to sun protective clothing and utilizing your boat's sun-protection features.