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Boat: 2021-09-23

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Inside Boston Whaler`s 420 Outrage 50th Anniversary Edition

by Scott Way, BoatBlurb

By: Scott WayAfter five decades since the launch of the original 1971 Outrage model, Boston Whaler has unveiled a limited edition 50th anniversary 420 Outrage to commemorate the occasion. The boat is more than just a limited edition, though, as it showcases a glimpse of Whaler`s future plans with un..

Brunswick Corporation Continues Accelerated Expansion with Purchase of SemahTronix

by Scott Way, BoatBlurb

By: Scott WayBrunswick Corporation continues its recent tear of acquisitions. The industry leader has been purchasing companies at breakneck speed, and this week announced another addition to their electric portfolio with the purchase of SemahTronix.SemahTronix is a manufacturer of high-complexity w..

#QuickTips - Do You Know Your Licensing Requirements?

by Scott Way, BoatBlurb

By: Captain Bill JenningsMost North American boaters understand regulations exist to ensure that persons driving a boat have a basic level of competency. Courses are available and cards are issued upon successful completion of a boatingcourse. What most boaters do not know is how such programs evolv..

Best Places for Boating in USA

by Jerry Cahalan, Scout Boats

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 o..

Ram TRX Jumps Over a Dodge Viper ACR

by Edward Jones, Autofluence

That was... close. It was a few months ago that Street Speed 717 jumped his Ram 1500 TRX over a little creek. This not only totaled the truck but also prompted authorities to slap him with $53,000 worth of fines. Why? The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission charged him with 18 counts that incl..

Regarding my recent absence

by Boat Bits

More than you want to know about baby poop, Melvin Van Peebles is no longer with us, and a politician with a backbone as well as a moral compass...Sorry for the lapse in posts but our internet provider has been down for the last week and still is. Hopefully things will sort themselves out soonish.In..

Do Sailboats Have Motors?

by Boatsetter Team, Boatsetter Blog

Most sailboats over the length of 16 feet have some form of auxiliary power. That may be an electric motor or gas-powered outboard. But the larger a sailboat, the more need there is for an engine.The purpose of a motor on most sailboats is for maneuvering when in the harbor or marina. Sailors also u..

What are the Nautical Sector Forecasts for 2022? A Sold Out Summer!

by admin, Your Boat Holiday

According to various surveys, passion and interest in boating holidays are growing more and more. In fact, if the 2020 season, albeit burdened by the precarious international situation, had already closed with a marked recovery by brokers, search engines, and professionals, both in order and in char..

Best anchoring lines: 6 of the best ropes to hold your boat steady

by Phil Sampson, Yachting and Boating World Magazine

An anchor is only as good as the rope thats holding it - we pick out 6 of the best anchoring lines on the marketPhoto: Lester McCarthyAnchoring – the act of holding something in place – is a simple of enough concept in itself. However, when it comes to securing the position of a vessel bobbing arou..

How to Use Interceptors on Your Boat

by Kevin Falvey, Boating Magazine

Unlike trim tabs, interceptors deploy vertically and can provide stabilization. Courtesy HumphreeInterceptors are not trim tabs. Yes, they are planes or foils installed on the transom of a boat that, when deployed, act to affect the trim of the boat in the fore and aft, and port and starboard ori..

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