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The new Apollo RA670 will deliver powerful technology to a wider market in a new premium form factor.
There is plenty to get excited about when it comes to Island Hopper, but its latest offerings in its Water Platforms are creating a burst of excitement this summer.
With July Fourth shaping up to be the busiest time of the year on the water, this also means boaters will face additional safety concerns with waterway congestion and nighttime operation.
Once the hotter months start really warming the water, it’s the perfect time to start fishing a winter walleye lure to land some massive bass. Wait, a winter lure for summer fishing?
The new Mercury Racing 450R outboard is purpose designed for the high-performance disciple craving unrelenting power.
BoatUS urges recreational boaters to be on watch for engine-killing E15; send message to Congress and President to fix Renewable Fuel Standard.
Learn why we love the Aloha Paradise Series 260 Arch Sport after testing it at PDB's 2018 Shootout.
As Father’s Day approaches, Rapala has some ideas for a thoughtful git that will perfectly fit his one-of-a-kind personality.
Mercury Marine has officially opened its 23,500 square foot expansion to its diecasting facility.
Yamaha Marine recently made several donations to organizations that support the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) and the group’s mission to maintain and preserve the Tennessee Valley.
The Coast Guard Foundation announced Leidos, a generous corporate donor, has offered to match every gift received by June 5, 2019 – dollar for dollar – up to $50,000.
NMMA will raise its state political advocacy to a new level on September 11, 2019, with the inaugural Michigan political fly-in.
Experienced manufacturing leader to oversee world’s leading manufacturer of boats with iconic brands and worldwide network of 700 dealers in 30 countries.
The Fiscal Year 2020 Labor-HHS-Education Funding Bill draft placed a greater emphasis on workforce training and apprenticeship programs, practices that could help prepare employees for the boating industry.
Frank Hugelmeyer, a veteran of the outdoor recreation industry, will succeed Thom Dammrich.
According to a recent report released by the Michigan Port Collaborative, studies show that a $19.7 billion economic impact was produced by Michigan ports and harbours.
Sea Ray recently celebrated its 60th anniversary during a marine industry dealer meeting at Horseshoe Bay Resort in Texas.
Evinrude and Alumacraft recently announced the donation of an Alumacraft boat powered by an Evinrude E-TEC engine to the Milwaukee Riverkeeper.
Intro to Boating and Women Making Waves offered on Lake Michigan.
Power Products, one of the world's premier suppliers of innovative electrical products and systems, has named Tom Schuessler president effective immediately.
Life jackets are one of the most essential pieces of gear that we carry on our boats.
As anglers are readying gear for the opening of the 2019 fishing season on May 4, they can add a free guide and downloadable app to their lures, lines and bobbers.
Brunswick’s Fort Wayne Operations is celebrating a major safety milestone, reporting more than two million hours of no lost time incidents.
Rapala would like to encourage you to switch to high speed enter net!
If you judged boaters by what they like to watch, you may think they prefer sitting on anchor all day.
For 59 years, Sea Ray has set the standard and pushed the limits of performance and craftsmanship to elevate the boating experience. 2019 will mark the 60th anniversary of Sea Ray at the helm of defining the boating lifestyle.
Watch this Avalon/Tahoe crew trace the Fitzgerald's course by pontoon boat in anticipation of an upcoming article about their journey!
NMMA's Robert Newsome discusses how NMMA Certification goes above and beyond standards set by the U.S. Coast Guard.
Fun colors, classic amenities, what's not to love about Crest's 2018 Calypso?
New teaser video from Mercury Marine released
Behind the scenes with VMC
Dan Kincaid from northern Indiana has developed a system that, when attached to a rear-entry ladder, will raise and lower the bottom half with a simple press of a button.