If you’re a beginner boater, the world of boating may seem to be confusing and complex. So, we’ve put together a guide of eight commonly used boating terms that all beginners should know. Understanding these boating words helps you understand how to handle a boat and stay safe on the water. Plus, learning these eight boating terms so you aren’t given away…
Between it’s coastal waters and freshwater lakes, the varied landscape and waterways in the Golden State create a paradise for anglers looking to add to their bucket list.
If you own and operate a boat in the state of California, it likely needs to be registered with the Department of Motor Vehicles.
The Golden State is known for its stunning sunsets, coastal shorelines & beaches. It’s one of the top spots in American to hit the water and enjoy some time with your family.
This summer couldn’t be wasted. Not a second of it. Fresh out of a (very) long year of university, I knew I had to make my moments on the water…
With more than 60,000 lakes, ponds, and rivers in the state of Ohio, it’s a must to spend every sunny day on the water. Whether you’re an angler, a boater, or a water-sport fanatic, Ohio boat days are simply some of the best in the nation. However, before you take your boat out on Ohio waters, it must be registered…
In Texas, you’ll need a card to operate certain watercraft if you were born on or after September 1, 1993. If you require certification but you’re not yet certified, you can be accompanied by a legal operator 18 years of age or older.
We have all of the info you need about your New York Boating Safety Certificate (New York Boating License), from reasons to get it and the process to obtain it to age requirements and the phase-in schedule.
Maryland’s sparkling, deep waters are some of the most gorgeous in the nation. With over 200,000 registered boats and more than 12,000 personal watercraft on the water, spending a day…
