Navigating the waters at night is an experience filled with both mystery and beauty. The quiet of the darkness is broken only by the gentle lapping of the water against your vessel and the soft hum of the engine. Yet, the tranquil experience can also be fraught with danger if you’re not well-versed in the…
As an old soul who has spent countless sunrises and sunsets by the water’s edge, I’ve often found myself marveling at the intricate dance between man and nature that is fishing. It’s a practice as old as humanity itself, and yet, the thrill of the catch and the symbiosis with the environment all feel as…
When operating a watercraft, the language used to describe the act can be a source of confusion. Some may say they “drive a boat,” while others say they “sail a boat.” The truth is the correct term to use depends on the type of vessel being operated and the method of propulsion. For larger vessels,…
As a passionate boater, there’s nothing quite like gliding over the open water, the wind whipping through your hair, and the sun warming your face. I can still remember the first time I took the helm and the excitement and sense of freedom that came with it. But as much as we love to let…
The world of nautical terminology can be complex and confusing, especially for those unfamiliar with it. From jargon to acronyms, countless terms and phrases have been used for centuries, many of which have evolved and changed over time. One such term that has puzzled many is using the word “boat,” to refer to a submarine….
Starting a food boat business can be exciting and rewarding for culinary entrepreneurs, but it’s important to navigate the legal waters carefully. Operating a food boat involves unique challenges and regulations that may differ from traditional brick-and-mortar restaurants or food trucks. As such, it’s essential to clearly understand the legal requirements and regulations for setting…
It is pretty normal for those new to kayaking to get blisters the first few times they hit the water. While I appreciate this can be a painful transition into kayaking, it doesn’t have to be this way forever. Fortunately, it’s easy to avoid blisters from kayaking with these top tips and tricks. Here are…
Getting a bit wet while kayaking is inevitable, but getting very wet can be uncomfortable, especially in cold weather. Whether you’re opting for a sit-on-top or sit-in kayak, it’s possible to stay relatively dry or at least minimize how much water gets on you while kayaking. You can stay dry in a kayak by fitting…
Boat propellers were invented in the early 19th century and changed the way boats were constructed and functioned. Before this, boats moved mainly via sails or rowing and wheel mechanisms. Boat propellers revolutionized the industry as they could allow ships to move faster and gave captains more control. Boat propellers are made from brass because…
