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05/31/2026

Fun, freedom and fresh air — that's what boating is supposed to be. But the U.S. Coast Guard's latest statistics reveal an uncomfortable truth: most emergencies on the water don't have to happen. The data is in and the message is loud.

Learn more: https://boatingmag.com/sponsored-post/reality-check/

How Tim Sharkey completed a historic run from New York City to Albany in a 13-foot Bullet that he built—and rebuilt—hims...
05/31/2026

How Tim Sharkey completed a historic run from New York City to Albany in a 13-foot Bullet that he built—and rebuilt—himself.

Tim Sharkey rebuilt a Bullet SV 130 - one he originally built back in the day - to set a new record on a run from New York City to Albany.

05/31/2026

Would ya?

The US Coast Guard goes out in all weather conditions in all kinds of boats. Here are some of the most unique ones.
05/30/2026

The US Coast Guard goes out in all weather conditions in all kinds of boats. Here are some of the most unique ones.

The US Coast Guard operates vessels ranging from 15 to 420 feet, all with the primary mission of keeping waterways secure and boaters safe.

Wakeboard towers still provide the same basic function, but today's models offer more style and features than ever befor...
05/29/2026

Wakeboard towers still provide the same basic function, but today's models offer more style and features than ever before.

Since the first wakeboard tower appeared the basic function has not changed. In terms of style and features, however, it's come a long way.

We are gathering opinions for an upcoming story. As a group of boat owners and enthusiasts, what you think matters to us...
05/29/2026

We are gathering opinions for an upcoming story. As a group of boat owners and enthusiasts, what you think matters to us. The question is, what do you think are the most well known boat brands? Which makes are so famous that even non-boaters could name them? To reiterate: We are seeking the boats you believe are the most widely-known, not necessarily your favorite boat. Thanks for helping.

Do you know about the latest MFD? ( Multifunction Displays) Check out this article by Jim Hendricks.
05/29/2026

Do you know about the latest MFD? ( Multifunction Displays) Check out this article by Jim Hendricks.

Today’s multifunction displays serve as command centers for marine electronic networks, capable of quick processing speeds and providing a world of information.

We ran the Bay Rider Boats 2260FS Skiff in the waters around Homosassa, Florida, to prove that a flat-bottomed boat can ...
05/28/2026

We ran the Bay Rider Boats 2260FS Skiff in the waters around Homosassa, Florida, to prove that a flat-bottomed boat can do it all.

The Bay Rider 2260FS Skiff is a flat-bottomed skiff that’s capable of so much more than what you thought you knew about such boats.

05/28/2026

Episode 2 of Don't Be That Guy proves that the most dangerous boater on the water isn't the one in the storm, it's the one who never checked the forecast. Watch the latest episode now.

Learn more: https://boatingmag.com/dont-be-that-guy/

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