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  • How to Tie-Up with Other Boats: Rafting Up
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    How to Tie-Up with Other Boats: Rafting Up

    ByShadush Sachiska September 16, 2024March 28, 2025

    Boating is a cherished pastime that combines adventure, relaxation, and social connection. One of the most enjoyable ways to enhance the social aspect of boating is by rafting up—tying multiple boats together in open water to create a floating community. Whether you’re gathering with friends at a sandbar, relaxing after a day of watersports, or…

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  • 5 Boating & Fishing Charities to Support this Veteran’s Day
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    5 Boating & Fishing Charities to Support this Veteran’s Day

    ByShadush Sachiska September 16, 2024

    Veteran’s Day is an opportunity to honor the service and sacrifice of our military veterans. One unique and meaningful way to show support is by backing organizations that connect veterans with the therapeutic benefits of boating and fishing. Whether it’s helping veterans cope with PTSD, providing a sense of community, or simply offering a peaceful…

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  • 7 Most Haunted Places in America to Go Boating
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    7 Most Haunted Places in America to Go Boating

    ByShadush Sachiska September 16, 2024

    America’s vast waterways are not only perfect for boating adventures but are also steeped in history, folklore, and ghostly tales. For those who seek thrills beyond just the beauty of nature, haunted boating destinations offer the perfect mix of eerie excitement and nautical fun. Here are the seven most haunted places in America to go…

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  • Memorial Day, Fourth of July & Labor Day
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    Memorial Day, Fourth of July & Labor Day

    ByShadush Sachiska September 16, 2024September 14, 2025

    For boaters across the United States, three holidays mark the rhythm of the summer season: Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day. These long weekends are synonymous with warm weather, vibrant celebrations, and crowded waterways teeming with vessels of all kinds. Memorial Day, typically the last weekend in May, signals the unofficial start of…

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  • 5 Ways to Beat the Labor Day ‘End of Summer’ Blues
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    5 Ways to Beat the Labor Day ‘End of Summer’ Blues

    ByShadush Sachiska September 16, 2024

    As Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer, many of us are left with a sense of nostalgia and mild blues as we pack away swimsuits and say goodbye to sunny beach days. However, summer’s end doesn’t have to feel like the end of the fun. Here are five ways to keep the…

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  • what to do if your boat runs out of gas
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    what to do if your boat runs out of gas

    ByShadush Sachiska September 16, 2024September 9, 2025

    Learn what to do if your boat runs out of gas. Secure your vessel, call for help, and stay safe with our expert tips and towing advice. Running out of gas on a boat can transform a pleasant day on the water into a stressful ordeal. Whether you’re cruising on a lake or navigating coastal…

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  • 5 Ways to Celebrate the Fourth of July on a Boat
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    5 Ways to Celebrate the Fourth of July on a Boat

    ByShadush Sachiska September 15, 2024March 7, 2025

    The Fourth of July stands as one of the most iconic holidays in the United States, a day bursting with patriotism, family gatherings, and vibrant celebrations of independence. For boating enthusiasts—or anyone looking to elevate their holiday experience—taking to the water offers a unique and unforgettable way to mark the occasion. Whether you own a…

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  • What is Deadrise on a Boat? A Complete Guide for Boaters
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    What is Deadrise on a Boat? A Complete Guide for Boaters

    ByShadush Sachiska September 15, 2024September 15, 2024

    When you’re shopping for a boat or simply learning more about boating terminology, you’ll likely come across the term “deadrise”. It’s one of those technical terms that, while simple, plays a significant role in a boat’s design, performance, and overall comfort on the water. But what exactly is deadrise? And how does it impact your…

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  • 6 Things Kids Should Bring on a Boat
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    6 Things Kids Should Bring on a Boat

    ByShadush Sachiska September 15, 2024September 13, 2025

    Discover 6 essential items kids should bring on a boating trip for safety and fun, including life jackets, sunscreen, snacks, and more. Plan the perfect family adventure! Boating is a fantastic way for families to bond, explore nature, and create lasting memories. Whether you’re cruising on a serene lake, navigating a river, or venturing into…

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  • 5 Pro Tips for Boating During Memorial Day Weekend
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    5 Pro Tips for Boating During Memorial Day Weekend

    ByShadush Sachiska September 15, 2024

    Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer for many boaters. It’s a time to get back on the water, celebrate with family and friends, and honor those who have served. However, with the increase in boat traffic and festivities, it can also bring challenges. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a first-time boater,…

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