Swim Safety
Being out on the water is a boatload of fun. Nevertheless, when all that water surrounds you, knowing how to…
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Banish Summer’s Bummers
Summer makes us feel lighthearted, but it’s easy to get down when you’re itching, burning, and otherwise hurting. Sun, water,…
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Night Boating
Boating after dawn or after dusk has the same requirements when it comes to safety and operation. However, operating a…
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SAFETY Storm Drawing Near? Boaters, Get in Gear!
It’s rare to have a summer that’s unmarred by storm or hurricane warnings. That’s why it’s important for boaters to…
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Storm Resources and Safety Tips
National Hurricane Center nhc.noaa.gov/ Marine Safety nhc.noaa.gov/HAW2/english/marine_safety.shtml boatus.com/hurricanes/brochure.asp https://www.seatow.com/BlogList/international/2015/8/How-To-Protect-Your-Boat-From-a-Hurricane Emergency Apps http://uscgboating.org/mobile/ redcross.org/get-help/prepare-for-emergencies/mobile-apps Weather Observations by Phone…
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ALERT! New Engine Cutoff Switch Regulation
There are new engine cutoff device wear requirements for recreational boat operators. These devices, commonly referred to as engine cutoff…
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Successful Skipper Life Hacks
You may never forget that time you ran out of gas or hit a sandbar, but I’m betting you never…
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Rules of the “Road”
It’s the rare boater who has a lake or lagoon to call their own. Most of us boat in areas…
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Boating’s Silent Killer
By William C. Winslow Carbon monoxide (CO) isn’t called “the silent killer” for no reason. You can’t smell it, you…
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First Aid Essentials
Stock your seagoing infirmary with these necessities: Alcohol wipes Antibiotic ointment Anti-nausea acupressure wrist bands Arnica for muscle aches Aspirin…
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