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Nothing is worse than going to start your favorite powersports toy and it does nothing. You’ve got a zero battery life and zero fun. This is why it...

The Twin Vee 260 Center Console GFX has Arrived!Meet Twin Vee’s NEW 260 GFX. Performance, Fuel efficiency & Stability…the 260 GFX has more sq. ft. ...

Valcourt, Quebec, Canada, June 9, 2022 – Can-Am is proud to announce that factory racers scored victories in both desert and short course racing ov...

Home > News > Manufacturers > Yamaha Marine Precision Propellers, Sharrow Marine announce agreementYamaha’s U.S. Marine Business Unit announced a n...

Five days after landing a 572.6-pound blue marlin, a Virginia Beach captain and his crew finally exhaled — and celebrated — Saturday as they claime...

The Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament in Morehead City, N.C., is a prestigious billfish competition that traces its roots all the way back to 1957. I...

2022 Four Winns H1 OutboardThe H1 Outboard combines handsome styling with a smooth ride.By Charles PlueddemanMay 30, 2022Share on facebook Share on...

Marine fuel stabilizer isn't usually top-of-mind for most boat owners. However, it can be the difference between enjoying a trouble-free summer on ...

Boating Industry’s 2022 Top ProductsApril 28, 2022The newest and most innovative products across the recreational boating industry for 2022Celebrat...

WELLCRAFT 355, WELLCRAFT, NEW MODELS 2022-2023, USA, MOTORBOATS, ENGLISH EDITIONSCOOP - first pictures of the new Wellcraft 355MAY 18 2022Written b...

Suzuki Marine has teamed with Furuno in a new auto-pilot system that verges on the edge of autonomous boat operation. Not only will this autopilot ...

Yamaha U.S. Marine Business Unit executives joined 225 representatives from the boating and fishing industries in Washington D.C. for the 2022 Amer...

Just when you thought the UTV market couldn't get any wilder, Polaris drops its all-new 2022 RZR Pro R model. This new side-by-side is the most pow...

Hunting, fishing amendment could be used to force new N.C. regulations