Dealing with seasickness
Seasickness affects many boaters, but don’t let it keep you off the water.
DetailsSeasickness affects many boaters, but don’t let it keep you off the water.
DetailsMake sure your boat is ready for boating season by getting a free vessel safety check.
DetailsRunning out of fuel on the water can be inconvenient and sometimes even dangerous.
DetailsIf you use propane on your boat more often in the colder months, learn to use it safely.
DetailsIn case of an emergency on the water, carry an emergency beacon on your boat so you can alert authorities to your position.
DetailsUse the figure eight knot as a stopper knot to prevent a line from sliding through a retaining device.
DetailsUse the round turn with two half hitches when you need to attach a line under load to a fixed object.
DetailsDo you know what to do if your boat starts to take on water?
DetailsA well-equipped ditch bag could mean the difference in a life-or-death situation.
DetailsMany boat fires are preventable. Follow these tips to keep your boat safe.
DetailsWhen boating in cold weather, make sure you’re prepared for the worst-case scenario.
DetailsThe sheet bend is superior in its ability to hold under load and not jam or pinch, making it easy to untie after use.
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