Responsible boaters understand that every time they place a vessel in the water, they risk polluting the marine environment. So, it’s crucial to understand how to keep the waters clean. Fortunately, state and federal laws are in place to help! These laws help protect the marine environment from Aquatic Nuisance Species (ANS) and litter. If you boat in Idaho, here’s…
Are you going boating in Georgia? What’s your favorite way to spend a day on the water? Rip it up on a PWC? Glide across a freshwater lake in your…
Going boating in New Brunswick? This area is one of eastern Canada’s Maritime provinces. It encompasses rivers, pine forests, mountains, and the Bay of Fundy. New Brunswick is a popular…
Imagine fishing in 24 hours of daylight under the glowing Arctic sun. Imagine fast-flowing rivers, the cleanest lakes on earth, and the rugged coastline of the Arctic Ocean. Nunavut…
Manitoba has got the boating lifestyle down to a science. Known as the Land of 100,000 Lakes, there’s no shortage of boating destinations to choose from. Check out Clear Lake…
Hunting and fishing are sports with various safety rules and regulations. However, participants in these sports must remember that when they’re hunting or fishing from a boat, they’re considered boaters and must also follow the rules and regulations for safe boat operation. So, before you head out on your fishing boat or take a boat out for a duck hunt,…
Operators of motorized vessels in California need a California Boater Card, if they are 35 years of age or younger.
Boating comes with plenty of responsibility. Not only are you responsible for keeping yourself, friends, family, and other boaters safe while you operate a boat, but you must also do…
Safety is everything, and it all starts with wearing the right life jacket.
Are you going boating in Vermont? This state has many lakes, ponds, and reservoirs where you can get out and explore. If you’re planning a day (or several) on the…