There are lots of ins and outs to owning a boat, but every first-time boat owner needs to know about these three things before they cast off the lines.

Different marinas offer different services, amenities, convenience, and levels of pricing. Here are 5 things to keep in mind when choosing a marina for your boat.

Most people associate fueling up boats with fueling up cars, but there are a number of important differences. Read our guide on how to properly fuel up a boat.

Is it possible that summer gets too much credit? Sure, it’s when the sun shines the brightest and the weather is the warmest, but spring comes right after winter—which means spring is the most-anticipated boating season of the year.

You were probably having so much fun on your boat that you lost track of the fuel gauge—until your engine sputtered and quit. Luckily, you can redeem yourself by handling this situation like a pro.

Different boat hull designs are best for different specific uses, and deadrise is only one major attribute of a boat hull.

Use our Trailer Maintenance Checklist as a simple step-by-step guide for maintaining your boat's trailer. Our expert tips include everything from caring for tires, wheels and bearings, to brakes, trailer lights and towing gear.

Do you have a need for speed? If you want to learn how to make a boat go faster, be sure to make these three easy adjustments that will help you see a significant difference in your boat's speed and performance.

Wondering how to avoid seasickness on your next boat outing? Preventing seasickness can help you avoid or reduce mild feelings of discomfort to uncontrollable nausea and weakness—follow these five simple tips.