As boaters we have plenty of channel markers, buoys, and aids indicating everything from channels to no wake zones.

A pontoon boat is a different breed of boat that comes with some quirks that can make it a little challenging to dock.

Little kids aren’t the only ones who need a reminder or two at this point in the year to behave better.

Boats are subjected to outside influences including wind and current—sometimes both at once—which will affect how and where the boat moves.

Every boater should know the Rules of the Road—or what's also come to be known as basic "boating etiquette" for safe, courteous navigation—before pulling away from the dock.

Whether you’re cruising to a waterfront stadium on game day or cruising to a raft-up of boaters all cheering for the same team with the game on TV, you’re going to want to do some boatgating.

There are dozens of ways to enjoy party time on your boat, but one of the best is undoubtedly rafting up with other boats and celebrating the boating lifestyle together.

There's still a lot of boating left to be done! Beat the Labor Day boating blues with these five fun facts.

Follow these six boat handling tips to ensure a tip of the hat comes with those friendly waves whenever you find yourself on the water.

Here’s how you can get in on the fun of boating, whether you want to try it for a day or a week, or become an owner yourself.