Best Boating and Fishing Apps for 2024
With modern advancements in technology, boating and fishing enthusiasts have access to a wider range of convenient and useful apps than ever before. These new technologies enhance the experience and make it easier to navigate the waters. In this blog post, we will cover some of the best boating and...
The Best Water Toys for Your Boat
There's nothing quite like a day out on the water, and having some fun water toys can elevate the experience. But with so many options available on the market, it can be difficult to know where to start. That's why we've put together a list of the best water toys...
The Rise of Women in Boating: A New Trend to Watch Out For
Over the past few years, more and more women have been taking up boating as a hobby or a profession. Between 2017 and 2023, the number of women browsing for boats increased by an enormous 246%. From recreational boating to industry leadership roles, women are making a significant impact in...
Tips for Removing Barnacles from a Boat
Barnacles are stubborn sea creatures that stick onto boat hulls and can cause drag, reduce fuel efficiency, and potentially even damage your boat, which is why they are important to remove when possible. In this blog, we will look at tips for removing barnacles from a boat to keep your...
Our Big Guide to Dock Bumpers and Fenders
Dock bumpers and fenders are important pieces of equipment for those who own boats. These tools work by protecting your boat from the dock and collisions that might otherwise cause the boat some damage. In this guide, we will look at everything you need to know about dock bumpers and...
How to Choose the Right Dock Lights
Dock lighting is one of those things that not only adds to the functionality of your dock but also the aesthetics. Adding lighting may also help ensure other boats don’t collide with your dock in low light conditions. In this blog, we will look at dock lighting ideas, the importance...
Mastering Nighttime Navigation: Boating at Night
Boating at night can be an awesome experience, but also one that can make even seasoned sailors nervous. There are a lot of things you need to know about nighttime navigation to make sure you aren’t stuck in dangerous or uncomfortable situations. In this blog, we will look at boating...
How to Clean a Boat Hull and Bilge
Cleaning the boat's hull and bilge is just a part of owning one, but knowing how to do it the right way is important not only for the boat but the environment, too. Proper maintenance ensures an enjoyable experience for everyone. In this blog, we will look at how to...
Should You Clean Your Anchor Rope?
Anchor ropes can easily become damaged by the elements, so looking for ways to keep your rope safe and clean is key. Some issues anchor rope can face are saltwater, sand, or the sun; each of these will cause the rope to break down until it is brittle, weak, and...
Why are “No Wake” Zones Important for Boaters to Understand?
A “No Wake” zone means that boats must reduce to the slowest speed they can travel at while still maintaining the ability to steer and make forward progress. When vessels move at these speeds, they produce a minimum wake. These zones are common in crowded, narrow areas like channels, near bridges,...
Best Spotlights for Boats
Having a solid, dependable spotlight is an important part of boating safety, especially when boating at night. The best boating spotlights can be used to: Read more
Best Saltwater Fishing Apps – Guide to the Features
There truly is “an App for everything” and fishing is no exception. The latest saltwater fishing apps have many cool features whether they put you right on top of fish or not. Maps, charts, weather, species, community, logbooks and more. Read more
Sea Bream on a Fly
All About Sea Bream Found all over the world, sea bream is a common fish that is caught off of docks, jetties, and out of small boats. They are indeed the fish of the common man as they require very little in tackle, are not very complex, and some versions...
Mako Shark on a Fly
“CAST!” yelled the guide as I stared into the freshly chummed water, turned purple by the mixture of day-old blood with its deep blue beauty. My mind wandered into a zen-like state as the sound of the lapping waves hypnotized my thoughts into the serenity of nothingness. The guide's command...
Billfish on a Fly
The blue-green sail emerged from the depths behind the teaser rig that bounced about in the boat's wake. I grabbed the fly rod and gripped it tight, letting my fingernails dig into the cork handle slightly. Looking at the captain, I knew I needed to cast, but we had rehearsed...