Imagine being aboard a U.S. Navy ship that served in World War II, carrying American forces to conduct amphibious landings on distant shores. Sea Scouts Continue reading → The post Loca… Read More

Today marks the very fist day of spring for 2017, and that means anglers all across the country will be itching to put their boats Continue reading → The post The Struggle is Real in Th… Read More

To most pilots of floating craft, a massive ice floe is a obstacle to be avoided. To the stand-up paddleboarders of Vladivostok, Russia, though, it’s Continue reading → The post T… Read More

PORTLAND — The annual Maine Boatbuilders Show gets under way on Friday, March 24, at the Portland Sports Complex at 512 Warren Ave. off Exit Continue reading → The post Maine Boat… Read More

WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, NC – West Marine Carolina Cup, the world’s largest gathering of professional and amateur standup paddleboard athletes, has been added the World Paddle Continu… Read More

The cost of acquiring a pontoon with the ability to tote a dozen lake lovers around in style can get pricey, especially if the kids Continue reading → The post Princecraft Vectra 25 LT… Read More

It’s been a while since Stingray has produced an outboard-powered center console fishing boat, but for 2017, the South Carolina-based boat builder makes up for Continue reading →… Read More

  While winter still has its cold arms wrapped around much of the U.S., the number of watersports enthusiasts starting to experience withdrawal is on a Continue reading → The… Read More

 Insurance companies want to do right by their policyholders, but some of the onus for claims denials falls at the feet of the insured. Boat Continue reading → The post Don’t… Read More

Part of enjoying the great outdoors is getting closer with nature, but for one kayaker he got closer than he thought possible. A fisherman kayaking Continue reading → The post Baby Seal… Read More

These kayakers just completed a feat that was “way beyond anything anyone’s ever attempted in a kayak.” A group of professional kayakers headed deep into Continue reading … Read More

This dopey seal took time out for a power nap as it hitched a ride on a ship. The mammal was spotted snoozing on the Continue reading → The post Gets Our Seal of Approval appeared first… Read More

When Poppy, a vulnerable loggerhead sea turtle, was discovered in a power plant intake canal, she was covered in leeches and barnacles — and she Continue reading → The post Crowd… Read More

In feat of both ingeniously simple engineering and heart-exploding cuteness, a San Antonio man built a wheelchair for a goldfish. According to the BBC, an Continue reading → The post Th… Read More

Gasoline-powered stand-up personal water-craft (PWC) aren’t all that popular at the moment, with emissions rules and safety concerns pushing them out of favor. That doesn’t Conti… Read More

It’s the “bottom of the ninth” of great white shark season in the Lowcountry, and Chip Michalove woke up Thursday morning wanting to score just Continue reading → The… Read More

ST. MICHAELS, MD. — James DelAguila of Bethlehem Township has re-joined the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum as a shipwright. A former shipwright apprentice at the Continue reading &rarr&hell…Read More

Few would argue that Eddie Buizen created the benchmark for the highest quality cruiser sailing yachts of the 80s, 90s and early 2000s ever built Continue reading → The post Eddie Buize… Read More

FOX NEWS – NEW ORLEANS – After all these years, she still hasn’t lost a step. Senior Captain George Benedetto pushes the throttle forward, and Continue reading → The p… Read More

The yellow submarine captured the heart of the internet by having its name become the runaway favorite in an innocent poll by the British Natural Continue reading → The post Boaty McBoa… Read More

WASHINGTON, DC, March 13, 2017 – The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, the famed 1,100-plus–mile coastal waterway stretching from Norfolk, Virginia, to Miami, is getting “thi… Read More

Ole Evinrude would have freaked out if he saw what I was looking at from a dock on Okauchee Lake, not far from Milwaukee. It Continue reading → The post Monsters of the Midrange appeare… Read More

Cruisers in Rio Dulce, Guatemala, are doing more than soaking up breathtaking vistas and eating delicious local fare — they’re improving the lives of locals Continue reading &rar&hell…Read More

The fascinating photographs were rediscovered by members of the St Agnes Museum Trust, who acquired the album at an auction in Penzance and brought it Continue reading → The post Rare P… Read More

It’s easy to walk into a shop and buy gear. But what if you want to make your own outdoor toys? For those who are Continue reading → The post Stop Buying Gear and Build it Yoursel… Read More

March 7 (UPI) — A gas station visitor captured evidence of an unusual “only in Texas” sight: a stretch limousine pulling a 24-foot pontoon boat. Continue reading → The… Read More

Curt Whiticar, founder of Whiticar Boat Works, died Tuesday after prolonged congestive heart failure and kidney issues. He was 106. Known as a legend in Continue reading → The post Curt… Read More

Lou Ann Best’s life changed when her husband found a squirrel in a rainstorm. On a whim, he decided to teach the squirrel to water-ski. Continue reading → The post There’s a… Read More

SOUTHOLD, NY – Sea Tow Services International Inc., America’s leading commercial on-water assistance provider, and Field Squared, a leader in mobile workforce mobile application… Read More

Vic LeGall is the quintessential Northwest outdoors enthusiast. He owned his own sailboat by age 12 and has enjoyed a lifelong love of boating. He Continue reading → The post Working in… Read More

A half-sunken shrimp boat partially blocking access to Jenkins Creek from the Eddings Point Boat Landing in St. Helena Island is one of dozens to Continue reading → The post Sunken Boat… Read More

MYSTERIOUS metal ingots linked to the mythical civilisation of Atlantis have been recovered from an ancient shipwreck off the coast of Sicily. Archaeologists last month Continue reading &rar&hell…Read More

Jenny Hayes saw our picture of nine dogs in a kayak (below) recently and reckons she and her husband John can go one better with Continue reading → The post Ten Dogs in a Boat Top Nine… Read More

Bottle-nose dolphins are among the most intelligent animals in the world, so it’s nor surprise that a pod in Florida got excited when they saw Continue reading → The post Splashin… Read More

PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) — A boat can be more than just a sailing vessel. It’s oftentimes a home away from home for Mainers. Cold Continue reading → The post Living on… Read More

The name Trifecta might be new to many pontoon aficionados, but this new marque, formerly known as Xcursion, has used the knowledge gleaned by parent Continue reading → The post Trifect… Read More

Scarab has undergone several metamorphoses since Wellcraft built the first Scarab 300 in 1976. Fast forward (pun fully intended) to 1986, when the public saw Continue reading → The post… Read More

In 1904, two of the most innovative lights of the Age of Invention were reflecting upon the merits of their creations. The younger man, Thomas Continue reading → The post Who Invented t… Read More

A kayak went into autopilot when a fisherman in Panama was dragged out to sea by a giant marlin determined not to become his dinner. Continue reading → The post Awesome Video Shows Gian… Read More

The colorful kayaks on the plant floor at Confer Plastics start out in humble form: plastic pellets, made of natural gas and sourced from the Gulf of Continue reading → The po… Read More

The Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge is a test of mental and physical endurance, where 20 teams from around the world compete to row 3,000 miles Continue reading → The post These Guy… Read More

Melvin Curl, 71, figures he has one build left in him. He’s been making boats in St. Lewis, Labrador for more than five decades. In Continue reading → The post One of the Last: St… Read More

Primary 3 and 4 pupils at Papdale School in Kirkwall gave Bubbles and Freddy a traditional Norse ceremony to start their journey to Valhalla. The Continue reading → The post Orkney Prim… Read More

The idea of attending a sporting event definitely can conjure images of massive traffic jams and overloaded parking lots. What if it didn’t have to Continue reading → The post Gam… Read More

Kevin Whitley rubbed the sleep out of his eyes and opened the tent flaps Monday, loving the stiff breeze that was keeping most of the Continue reading → The post Norfolk Kayaker on a Si… Read More

In January, Highway 17 carves a snowy—and sometimes treacherous—gauntlet along Lake Superior Canadian shore. But with plenty of open water and a prolonged January thaw, Continue… Read More