NMMA participates in White House summit

The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) participated in the White House Conservation in Action Summit held at the U.S. Department of the Interior in Washington, D.C. The Summit focused on the Biden-Harris Administration’s actions and historic investments to advance conservation, restoration, and stewardship efforts and access to nature in communities nationwide. The day-long event included […]

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75th Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race

A fleet of 47 offshore racing yachts will line up to make sailing history when they contest Australia’s second oldest blue water yacht race – the Gladstone Ports Corporation 75th Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race (B2G) which sets sail on Good Friday (7th April 2023). Entries closed on Monday, 20th March with the milestone running […]

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ComFish Alaska 2023 Takes On Climate Change, Legal Challenges to State’s Fisheries

Image: ComFish Alaska. Participants in ComFish Alaska 2023, undeterred by a spring snowstorm that halted jet traffic in and out of Kodiak for a day, tackled climate challenges to fisheries, including plastics pollution and prospective economic and environmental benefits of the mushrooming kelp mariculture efforts. The state’s biggest and longest-running commercial fisheries trade show, which […]

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Azimut’s Seadeck Line

Azimut has dropped a brand-new hybrid line that embraces a connection to the ocean. Welcome to Fun Island Azimut has dropped a brand-new hybrid line that embraces a connection to the ocean. Azimut Seadeck 6 What comes to mind when you think of fun island? Wait, scratch that—I don’t want to know. But perhaps part […]

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How to Start Fishing as a Beginner

How to Start Fishing as a Beginner Fishing can be a great outdoor activity bringing you a lot of joy. Being in nature and relaxing in the process can be really beneficial. However, if you are a beginner, you might not know where to start. While fishing is not that hard, you might need some […]

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New Schooner Arrives in Traverse City

The Inland Seas Education Association (ISEA) has purchased a new 105-foot, three-masted schooner named Alliance, which will be sailing the waters of Grand Traverse Bay this summer. The ship’s name will remain Alliance, as it represents ISEA’s partnerships across the Great Lakes. Colleges, universities, nonprofits, K-12 schools, foundations and other organizations partner with ISEA to […]

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Catamaran sailing: can you fast track multihull skills?

An intensive course promises a fast-track ticket to skippering a catamaran. Helen Fretter goes catamaran sailing to find out more Can one week change your life? That’s a whole lot of pressure to put on a holiday. But for a surprising number of graduates of the Nautilus Sailing catamaran sailing course, that’s exactly what their […]

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Using Lithium Battery Systems for Auxiliary Power

Lithium battery systems can power marine electric cooktops, fridges, air conditioning, microwaves and more. Courtesy Richard Steinberger Amid the sweltering heat and bustling throngs of boat shoppers during the Palm Beach International Boat Show two years ago, I reached a moment of clarity. It was then, while attending the introduction of Scout Boats’ new 350 […]

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Movies And Shows That Can Help Learn Fishing

Movies And Shows That Can Help Learn Fishing Over the past few decades, fishing has been a popular pastime for many people. Whether you’re just getting started in fishing or an experienced angler, plenty of movies and shows can help you learn more about the sport. This article will explain some films and shows that […]

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Why Jigging is Better Than Trolling

The author believes that catching tuna on light tackle is the only way to go. Capt. John McMurray Disclaimer: Before reading any further, know that this is going to be an incredibly one-sided, biased piece. I’m a pretentious jerk. I’m making the case for a style of fishing that I love. But don’t take it […]

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