Your Fishing Guide to the Gray Snapper
The gray snapper is one of the most interesting fish in the water. If you are going to pursue this unique species, you need to understand the grey snapper, as well as the gear and techniques needed for a successful outing. Read more
Gigantic World Record Tuna Caught!
If you want a new fishing adventure, you should try tuna fishing. These large, powerful fish come in many shapes and a range of sizes. The list of tuna species is a rainbow of color and design, but they all have one thing in common: a sleek, powerful body...
World Record Bluefin Tuna
A typical bluefin tuna is an impressive fish. The world record bluefin tuna, however, may leave you speechless! Read more
All About the Queenfish
The queenfish is one of the most popular sport fish on the American west coast. If you are going to target this species, you need to understand the fish, know the best techniques, and find the right boat for the job. Read more
World Record Striped Bass
Striped bass, also known as the Atlantic striped bass, striper, and rockfish, is one of the most exciting and catchable fish in the country. Living on the Atlantic coastline, these fish range from St. Lawrence River in Canada all the way down to the Gulf of Mexico and over to...
Do You Need a Saltwater Fishing License in Florida?
In many states, getting a fishing license is fairly straightforward. Other than trout stamps and other special requirements, you simply purchase a fishing license, which allows you to pursue almost every fish on virtually any water. The only difference in licenses is whether or not you are a resident of...
How to Tie a Bowline Knot
As a boat owner, there are many knots you should know. Few are as important as the bowline knot, which can be used to create a loop at the end of a rope. This fixed loop can have many uses on a boat. Learning the bowline knot is simple and...
What Type of Fire Extinguisher is Required on a Boat
Fire extinguishers are an important part of a boat’s safety equipment. While it may seem unimportant, and the chances of needing it may seem slim, a working fire extinguisher could literally save your life and the lives of your boating passengers. There’s a reason why DNR and Coast Guard officials check...
What is a Yacht Tender?
If you own a large yacht, you need to understand what a yacht tender is and how it can enhance your overall boating experience. It also helps to research the best aspects of a high-quality yacht tender. Read more
Boat Safety: Dinghy or Life Raft?
Boat safety is critical. You not only need to prevent emergencies, you need to be prepared for any situation. On very rare occasions, boaters need to leave their craft and enter an emergency safety vessel. Read more
How to Choose the Right Marina for You
Choosing the right craft is important but where you keep that boat is just as important. Whether you have recently purchased your first boat or you are a lifelong owner, finding the right marina for your vessel is critical. For this reason, it’s essential you research the marinas in your...
How to Prepare Your Boat for a Hurricane
If you own a boat that is located in the path of a hurricane, you need to make sure it is protected. The best strategy is to completely remove the boat from the path of the storm, but if that’s not possible, here are some tips prepare your boat for...
Best Places for Boating in USA
What are the best places for boating in the USA? There are, of course, countless destinations for your boat. From coast to coast, and virtually every state in between, there are pristine waters, exciting getaways, and amazing aquatic adventures. The “best” is a matter of opinion, but here are some...
8 Types of Power Boats You Should Know
If you are going to purchase a boat, it’s important to know your options! While this list is not all-inclusive, here are some of the most common types of power boats seen on America’s rivers, lakes, bays, and ocean waters:Read more
Taking a Boat from Florida to the Bahamas
If you want to experience one of the most remarkable, unforgettable boating trips of your lifetime, you need to take your boat from Florida to the Bahamas. In a trip of roughly 50 miles (depending on where you launch and where you land), you can make the voyage and enjoy...
