Know Before You Go: Leading Tips from Boating Experts
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1. Anchoring Tips and Best Practice
It's anchors aweigh with Captain Keith and Captain Nick! Don’t end up getting caught in the current and floating away. Instead, watch carefully as Captain Keith explains the proper way to secure your vessel using an anchor. -
2. The 411 on Joystick vs Throttle
The battle is on! See what Captain Keith and Captain Nick think about the best way to steer your stern. And the winner is…you’ll have to watch and see! -
3. 4 Tips for Bad Weather Boating
The ‘boat’orious duo are back and have a few good tips about boating when the weather starts to get rough. Watch how you can have a better experience and stay safe in less than favorable conditions on the water and don’t forget to share the knowledge! -
4. How to Approach a Floating Dock
Float over to the latest podcast by the captain pair and learn the best way to approach a floating dock and keep your boat safe from scratches, scuffs, or dings. Check it out! -
5. How to Use Your Emergency Cut-Off Lanyard "Kill Switch"
You never know when you might have to put brakes on your boat in case of an emergency—that’s where the emergency lanyard comes in. Watch the demonstration for yourself! -
6. Tips for Naming Your Boat
Be unique, get creative, or be bold—naming your boat never gets old! If you’re stuck in a slump about what name to choose, get your creative juices flowing with a few tips from the captains. -
7. Using Boat Flare Kit Safely and Effectively
Flare up your boating safety knowledge with the latest tips from the captains. See sparks fly (literally) and learn how to capture the attention of others in an on-the-water emergency. -
8. Reading Channel Markers
Captain Keith and Captain Nick go in-depth on how to properly read channel markers on the waterways. Three factors: color, shape, and number, will tell you everything you need to know about navigating through a channel out to open sea and back again. -
Stay safe and knowledgeable on and off the water with these fantastic tips. Happy boating!