As an avid boater and a fisherman for many years, when it comes to safety, I, like many others sometimes do not give it much thought. However I recently came across a product that just makes good sense. The StayAlive life jacket is a common sense approach to boating safety. It's a revolutionary new concept that is sure to save lives.

Seasickness Prevention and Cures

Nothing can spoil a great day on the water faster than a severe case of seasickness. While a common problem for many, this uncomfortable condition occurs when a boat’s rocking motion disrupts the inner ear’s vestibular system. Motion sickness has troubled mariners for centuries. In fact, the word yacht is roughly translated from the Dutch verb jacht, "to throw up violently.”

Necessary or not?

Reading offshore in pursuit of angling glory, even on a seemingly calm day can entail risks that may lead to a life-threatening situation. And while your experience on the water and onboard safety equipment may offer you peace of mind, the precise emergecy features you choose to utilize may be providing nothing more than a false sense of security.

Boating Safety Education ID Card – Does Every Boater Need One?

Boating is a wonderful way for Florida’s visitors and residents to enjoy the great outdoors. With thousands of miles of coastline and tropical weather year-round, Florida’s numerous waterways provide the ultimate boater’s paradise. With over 1 million registered boats in 2008, it is easy to see why we live in the fishing and boating capital of the world.

Necessary Or Not?

For those of you who keep your most prized possession docked behind your home, mooring whips are essential for keeping your vessel safe and sound. Without a pair of whips, even multiple fenders and the strongest dock lines will not guarantee your boat doesn’t ‘bounce’ against the dock and jeopardize its lustrous finish.

If you’re serious about protecting your favorite investment, it’s time you consider a boat lift. In doing so, the following overview will provide a rough idea as to what you are getting into.