There’s a particular kind of heartbreak that only a boat owner knows. It’s the feeling of peeling back a cheap, weathered boat cover after a surprise Nor’easter, only to find …
There’s a quiet sadness in watching a vibrant, cherished piece of gear slowly succumb to the elements. My first kayak, a brilliant sunburst-orange 10-footer, spent its initial year nestled safely …
There’s a shared anxiety among boat owners, a silent dread that settles in when the boat is docked or trailered, exposed to the relentless whims of nature. We’ve all been …
There’s a specific kind of dread that sets in for a pontoon boat owner as the seasons turn. It’s the feeling you get when you see dark clouds gathering on …
There’s nothing quite like the freedom of the open water, the hum of your outboard motor propelling you forward. But that same motor, a significant investment in your aquatic adventures, …
There’s a certain feeling of pride that comes with washing down the boat after a long day on the water, flushing the engine, and tucking it away, ready for the …
There’s a particular kind of sinking feeling a boat owner gets, and it doesn’t always involve water inside the hull. For me, it was the sight of my prized 17-foot …
There’s nothing quite as disheartening for a boat owner as walking out after a heavy rain or a long winter only to find your meticulously placed boat cover sagging dramatically, …
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of skimming across the water on your personal watercraft, the sun on your face, and the wind in your hair. But when the day …
There’s a specific kind of dread that every boat owner knows. It’s the feeling you get after a heavy downpour when you walk down to the dock and see it: …