How-Tos

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Restoring A Rotted Transom: A Step-by-Step Guide to Boat Repair

A sturdy and well-maintained transom is vital for the structural integrity of a boat. Over time, water damage and rot can compromise this critical component. Restoring a rotted transom is an essential repair task that ensures the safety and longevity of your vessel.

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Restoring a Boat Hull’s Shine: Tips on How to Revive Your Vessel’s Polished Look

A boat’s hull is not only its protective armour against the water and its elements but also serves as the structure of a boat where it contributes to the overall aesthetics of the vessel. Dying to know how you can make your boat look like you purchased it new a week ago? Here are some ways you can do to transform your boat.

Parking Your Boat: Finding An Anchorage Suited To Your Water Vessel

Finding a good anchorage is essential for boaters looking to have a safe and enjoyable experience on the water. Whether you're planning a short stop or a longer stay, choosing the right anchorage for your family boat can make a significant difference in the comfort and security of your vessel.

How To Trim A Boat At Sea Like A Pro

A boat trim means the running angle of the boat as it makes its way in the water whenever a boater adjusts the trim by raising or lowering the front of the boat. The next thing to know now is how to trim a boat in the water. The process is simple and if you already are comfortable enough to operate your boat all by yourself, you should definitely do some trimming. It helps your boat glide more smoothly and faster on the water’s surface.

Install Lights on Your Boat Dock in 7 Easy Steps

One of the few accessories that are vital and needed on a boat dock is lights. Lights illuminate the dock and the surroundings at nighttime or during foggy weather. Either way, the process of installing them to your dock is easy and doesn’t require a lot of complicated processes and procedures.

Getting Hypothermia While Fishing: What to Do When You Get it and How to Prevent It

Unfortunately, hypothermia is the leading cause of death among boaters and other emergencies at sea. Hypothermia can cause a person at sea, especially if they are in an emergency situation, such as being submerged in the water, to drown. That’s why it’s important for anglers, mariners, and boaters to be aware of this dangerous situation and know how to prevent it and treat it if they or anyone on board suffers from it.

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