How do you keep things dry when paddle boarding? Put them all in a dry bag, or two, and you’re safe in the knowledge that they won’t get wet. Waterproof waist packs. Waterproof waist packs, aka bum bags or fanny … Continue reading →

Its a little shorter back at the transom (which curves back up to 27″ at its center) corners and a little higher as you go forward. It allows you to dig your feet in and lean your thighs against the … Continue reading →

A power pole on a bass boat is designed to quickly and quietly anchor you down providing you with stability and the ultimate chance to catch more fish. With just the push of a button the anchor quickly deploys using … Continue reading →

The Plimsoll line is a reference mark located on a ship’s hull that indicates the maximum depth to which the vessel may be safely immersed when loaded with cargo. This depth varies with a ship’s dimensions, type of cargo, time … Continue reading →

Said boats have the width of 8 to 10 feet, depending on the ratio that manufacturers prefer. On average, a medium size pontoon boat can hold up to ten people. They are great for multi-family recreational activities. How wide are … Continue reading →

For sailors in full uniform, it is considered good luck to touch one’s collar while on the water. Boating lore tells us that saints can be a great source of help during dangerous situations on the water. What is a … Continue reading →

Bluefin Tuna Fishing Highlights: Offshore fishing trip, 15-30+ miles, depending on where best fishing is that day. How far offshore are tuna? During the early summer months schools of albacore tuna first appear in southern California waters following moderate warm … Continue reading →

Unless the paddleboard is being used within a “swimming, surfing or bathing area,” the paddleboard must have a USCG-approved life jacket for each person and a sound-producing device on board while on the water. Do you need a life jacket … Continue reading →

Green Marine hydraulic fluid. Power-Pole has developed Green Marine hydraulic fluid to provide the performance of a petroleum product without the harmful effects. This ISO-32 fluid is ideal for use in Power-Pole systems, trim tabs, jack plates, tilt and trim … Continue reading →

The shank is the stem of the anchor in which direction is pulled to set (bury) the anchor. The crown connects the various parts of the modern anchor. The stock turns the anchor into an attitude that enables the flukes … Continue reading →

How a pipe is measured? Tubing is measured by the OUTSIDE DIAMETER (O.D.), specified in inches (e.g., 1.250) or fraction of an inch (eg. 1-1/4″). Pipe is usually measured by NOMINAL PIPE SIZE (NPS).For example, a 1-1/2″ pipe size actually … Continue reading →

With a spike aerator, you simply use the tool to poke holes into the ground with a solid tine, or fork. Plug aerators remove a core or plug of grass and soil from the lawn. For the best results, use … Continue reading →

As a general rule, you can pull a tube behind a pontoon as long as it has enough horsepower relative to the weight it is hauling. Using a tube created for pontoon tubing, such as the RAVE Sports Escape™ or … Continue reading →

The lifespan of your aerator will vary based on the size of the aerator, the frequency with which it is used, the size of your tank and what elements the aerator is exposed to. Most pumps last anywhere from two … Continue reading →

Adding foam to your kayak is a good idea although it will not give it more buoyancy when in use. It the kayak sinks foam will help it float closer to the waterline making retrieval easier and allowing the boat … Continue reading →