U.S. Coast Guard Boating Safety Division While winter white may not put you in the mood for watersports, winter is a great time to prepare Continue reading →

U.S. Coast Guard Division of Boating Safety Going after waterfowl can take hunters into some of the toughest environments, including ice, snow and water temperatures Continue reading →

U.S. Coast Guard Division of Boating Safety Kayaks, along with other paddleboats, are great fun and rapidly increasing in popularity. Because kayaks don’t always require Continue reading →

U.S. Coast Guard Division of Boating Safety As with any emergency, prevention, preparation and presence of mind are the keys to surviving. While boating accidents Continue reading →

U.S. Coast Guard, Boating Safety Division The first launch of the year never seems to come soon enough, but if you plan ahead, you can Continue reading →

United States Coast Guard Division of Boating Safety PWCs are generally described as boats less than 13 feet in length, powered by jet pumps, where Continue reading →

Joseph Carro, U.S. Coast Guard Boating Safety Do you know the difference between stability and capacity when it comes to your boat? You should. It Continue reading →

Mike Baron, United States Coast Guard Division of Boating Safety Preventive maintenance is essential, but it’s not a guarantee against engine problems. Preparation, planning and Continue reading →

Wayne Stacey, U.S. Coast Guard Division of Boating Safety Despite the best technology and advances in forecasting, weather remains extremely local and changeable. The keys Continue reading →

Mike Baron, United States Coast Guard Division of Boating Safety Good company, fair weather and a few rounds. Some boaters feel that a drink enhances Continue reading →