Small Craft Advisory & Warnings

Although the fishing may be better luck on cloudy or windy days, being out in a boat in bad weather can be very risky. High winds, rough water and thunderstorms can suddenly turn a pleasant outing into a frightening experience. Here’s what you need to know if there is a small craft advisory, inclement weather watch or warning

Family Fishing Excursion Guide

Navigating Busy Waterways

Like an old friend, summertime weather beckons to us boaters. The sunshine, warm air and sparkling blue waters call us to come out and do what we do best… cruise! With this in mind, it is more important than ever to practice proper boating safety and etiquette to keep yourself and others out of harm’s way. Today’s we’ll go over how to navigate busy waterways when boating this year!

Anchoring at a Sandbar – Member Refresher

Simply being on a boat is fun, but where boats can take us to play is even more exciting and often the whole point of boating! Recreating near beaches and sandbars to enjoy the shoreline, raft up for a few hours, and give the kids a place to run and play in shallow water is a great way to enjoy a sunny day.

Boating Safety for 4th of July

As the boating season begins and 4th of July approaches, we know everyone wants to get on the water! Boating with a boat club is the best way to experience all our Florida waterways have to offer, all without the hassle of ownership. While these excursions are full of fun and leisure, the number one priority for every boater should be safety.

Plan the Perfect Mother’s Day on the Water

Boating Terms To Know for Safe Navigating

Learning nautical terms is a rite of passage to becoming a true boater, but you don’t need to carry around a maritime dictionary or study sailing phrases. Knowing and understand the most important boating terms will help you communicate with those on the boat with you, and keep you safe throughout your adventures!

Introducing Kids to Boating

Often times the biggest hurdle to overcome when introducing kids to boating, is simply getting started. It may seem overwhelming to put your small children on the water, but with the right preparations everyone will have the best time! The key to getting started with introducing kids to boating is to start small and keep realistic expectations.

Fuel Saving Tips

How Businesses Can Use a Boat Club