1. Always Wear a Life Jacket
Life jackets save lives. Make sure each passenger wears a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket that fits properly. Even experienced swimmers are vulnerable to sudden falls or rough water conditions.
2. Follow Navigation Rules
Know the “rules of the water.” Understanding right-of-way, speed limits, no-wake zones, and marker signals can prevent collisions and ensure a smooth boating experience. Check local regulations before heading out.
3. Say No to Alcohol Wh…
As boating season comes to an end, proper winter preparation is one of the most important responsibilities of pontoon ownership. Taking the time to perform annual maintenance before winter storage helps protect your investment, prevents costly repairs, and ensures your boat is ready to go when warmer weather returns.
Below is a guide to the key maintenance steps every pontoon owner should complete before winter, along with why each step is so important.
Clean the Boat Thoroughly…
Buying a boat is exciting. You picture sunny days, calm water, friends and family laughing, and unforgettable memories. And all of that is real — but so is the responsibility that comes with boat ownership.
If you’re thinking about buying your first boat (or upgrading), here’s an honest look at what owning a boat really involves, both the good and the not-so-glamorous. The Best Parts of Boat Ownership
Let’s start with why people fall in love with boating in the first place.
🌊 Time on the W…
At Boater’s Choice, we know that convenience and efficiency are key to maximizing your time on the water. One popular upgrade many boaters consider is Sea-Legs—an innovative system that allows you to park your boat virtually anywhere without relying on docking lines, bumpers, or traditional lifts.
Like any boating accessory, Sea-Legs offer both advantages and drawbacks. Below, we break down the pros and cons to help you determine whether Sea-Legs are the right fit for your boating lifestyle….
