Boating Mag – Page 28 – Boating Long Island

Some people dump ice water on their heads for charity. Others plunge their bodies into early spring waters, lowering their…

Before You Launch Inspect and replace hose clamps as necessary. Double-clamp fuel lines and exhaust hoses with marine-rated stainless steel…

Wet winters followed by rainy springs bring the kind of water boats don’t need. Those boats stored in water may…

Boating starts to become a fun activity somewhere between the ages of two and three and continues for a lifetime…

By Colleen Ellison-Wareing We spent five blissful days on anchor aboard our 31-foot sailboat, Katie3. I was enjoying our surroundings…

Just as there are different kinds of vessels, there are choices when it comes to summer boat berths. Affordability, accommodations,…

Preventing rain, snow, and dirt from getting inside a boat is the aim of winterizing. Once spring arrives, however, our…

No one needs another lecture on why getting fitter and practicing healthier habits is beneficial. I’ve never met a person…

By Boating Mag Posted in Safety

During the offseason, the sunshine may feel warm but the water is life-threateningly cold. If you’re hardy enough to venture…