Tweet SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and State Parks personnel were busy during the 2019 boating season, completing almost 300,000 boat inspections in an effort to prevent invasive quagga mussels from spreading from Lake Powell and … Continue reading →
Tweet Fall fishing done right. Charlotte caught this beautiful Yello Floating for fish? The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has updated float maps for the New Fork River and the upper Green River. The New Fork River map covers the section of river from … Continue reading →
Tweet Great news for Georgia boaters! A partnership between the state Department of Driver Services (DDS) and the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is making it easier for boaters to show they have the required boater education. A boating indicator—a … Continue reading →
Tweet We hope you’re enjoying the start of fall. The air is cooling and the foliage is showing hues of yellows, reds and oranges here in north Idaho. The change in season has us reflecting on another successful summer. 2019 … Continue reading →
Tweet The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is reminding lake property owners to carefully check boats and trailers, docks and lifts, and all other water-related equipment for invasive species when removing equipment for seasonal storage. This is important, as several … Continue reading →
Tweet During a hurricane, a low breakwater like this one offers little protection to boats in a marina. 4 signs to look for in a hurricane-safe marina SPRINGFIELD, Va., Sept. 10, 2019 – The statistics prove that hauling your boat … Continue reading →
Tweet CAN YOU SENSE IT? SUMMER IS WINDING DOWN BUT ONLY FOR SOME FOLKS……. Mother Nature gave us a great ‘Big’ water year and it’s going to stick around through September. Come down to the Arkansas Valley and play and paddle Duckies … Continue reading →
Tweet Fourth-of-July is Wisconsin’s busiest and best boating holiday, which makes it a great time for the annual Clean Boats, Clean Waters Landing Blitz, July 3 -7. Department of Natural Resources staff, volunteers and regional AIS partners will be at … Continue reading →
Tweet Traditionally, the 4th of July weekend is the busiest period on Iowa waters. Boating, paddling, fishing and swimming are even more popular with what are often the warmest temperatures of the year. When factoring in record rains this spring … Continue reading →
Tweet Water is Coming Down & We Are Ready for Fun! Welcome to Dvorak Expeditions! Est. 1969 Proud to be a Dvorak’s family-run business, Dvorak Expeditions offers trips on 8 different southwestern rivers; daily and multi-day whitewater rafting trips, guided … Continue reading →
Tweet The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is asking all boaters and anglers to check for unwanted hitchhikers on their boats and equipment this Fourth of July to help protect Iowa lakes and streams. Aquatic invasive species, everything from … Continue reading →
Tweet Camping season is finally here and we want to see how you’re enjoying it. Grab some Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and go enjoy the great outdoors—whether it’s a backcountry overnight trip, car camping with friends, or getting out for … Continue reading →
Tweet Photo Caption: A Grassroots grant helped these youngsters understand marine debris in their own community. Help Your Local Boating Community Be Safe and Clean With a BoatUS Foundation Grant Grassroots Grants applications accepted year-round Would you like to help … Continue reading →
Tweet Photo Caption: If you refuel your boat at a gas station, be aware that any fuel with more than 10% ethanol (E10) is prohibited for use in marine engines. Here Are 6 Ways Boaters Can Be Green This Summer … Continue reading →
Tweet MADISON – Draining live wells, bait buckets and bilges every time they leave a boat launch or fishing access is a great way for anglers to help keep our waters healthy by stopping the spread of aquatic invasive species … Continue reading →
Tweet Photo Caption: Removing windage such as canvas enclosures, bimini tops and sails can help your boat survive a hurricane Atlantic Hurricane Season Begins June 1: Lessons Learned from 2018 Storms Help Boaters Better Prepare 4 tips to ready … Continue reading →
Tweet Photo Caption: BoatUS urges boaters to be aware of engine weight when repowering a recreational boat. Boaters Aren’t the Only Ones Getting Heavier: Outboard Engines Catch Up BoatUS says be careful when repowering WASHINGTON, One year ago the U.S. Coast … Continue reading →
Tweet SALT LAKE CITY — If you own a large cabin cruiser or houseboat that has been in a slip at Lake Powell for more than a couple of weeks, you will need to do some advance planning and preparation … Continue reading →
Tweet Looking to cover the Annapolis Spring Sailboat Show? Please contact Kira Remy- kremy@symmetry.agency by April 25th to receive your Press Pass and download the 2019 Press Kit below Download Here … Continue reading →
Tweet DE The current snow pack for the Arkansas River Valley basin is at135% of normal and 235% up from last year. This means big water, big smiles, and an epic summer of rafting here in the Arkansas River Valley in Colorado. … Continue reading →
