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Thru-hull fittings can pose a huge problem if they fail. Learn how to reduce the chance of this occurring and how to handle a failure while underway.

The Boat Owners Association of the United States (BoatU.S.) releases the six most common winterizing mistakes made by boaters based on insurance claims history.

Recent events in Valdez Harbor remind boaters to take precautions in winter moorage and storage

Many boaters prefer to leave their vessels in the water for the off-season. Here are a few pointers to make the process more successful.

Take time to assemble a damage control kit for your vessel. Be prepared for unforeseen events on the water!

Proper spring boat maintenance and preparation will make a major difference in the safe performance of your boat in this upcoming season

Old Boat Syndrome describes hazards found in older boats due the ravages of time combined with routine wear and tear. A little attention to the boat will improve safety.

Learning to use a dewatering pump can greatly improve your ability to deal effectively with on-board flooding emergencies

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The Alaska Marine Safety Education Association has released an informative video on how to control flooding onboard boats. Material presented is suitable for all boaters.

Recreational boaters need to deal with the same stability issues experienced by commercial mariners. Addressing vessel stability will make your next trip safer.

Use a pre-departure inspection checklist and look your boat over before each trip. A little time spent preparing for your next trip can save major headaches later.

Time spent preparing for that next boat trip could be time well spent in preventing problems on the water. Be a better mariner and learn more about the avocation.

Preparation is the key to successfully launching your boat. Time taken to prepare your boat before reaching the ramp will benefit everyone and your boat.