Life Jacket Super Hero

Life jackets must be worn properly to save lives. The life jacket label will specify the weight of the person and the activity for which it's intended. To satisfy carriage requirements, a life jacket must be U.S. Coast Guard approved.

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I Learned About Boating From This: Ignoring The Signs

Ignoring boat engine gauges creates a safety hazard.

By Jim Anderson posted May 19th, 2020

In this article, an installment of the I Learned About Boating From This series, the first-person account of a dangerous situation develops because the skipper ignored…
Boat Anchoring Safety

How bungled anchor handling almost caused a tragedy.

By Miguel Garcia posted May 19th, 2020

In this article, an installment of the I Learned About Boating From This series, the first-person account of mis-handling the anchor is re-rold. Anchoring at a coastal…
An Anchor Drags and Puts Boaters in Peril

A first-person account of a harrowing boating experience.

By Ray Macke posted May 19th, 2020

Told by your fellow boaters, the I Learned About Boating From This series is heralded. This first-person account details what happens when the anchor pulls during a…
Balancing Act

Responsible captains don't drink and boat.

By Staff posted Apr 13th, 2020

Responsible captains don't drink and boat.
Life Jacket Super Hero

Life jackets must be worn properly to save lives.

By Staff posted Apr 13th, 2020

Life jackets must be worn properly to save lives.
Personal Watercraft Safety

As a PWC operator, you must follow all general boating laws and regulations, as well as some rules and tips specific to PWCs.

By Steve Griffin posted Apr 10th, 2020

A personal watercraft is a powerboat, even if it’s fast, nimble and, yeah, personal, like a motorcycle or snowmobile. As a PWC operator, you must follow all general…
Label That Human-Powered Watercraft

Add ownership and phone information to your paddlecraft or small unregistered boat.

By Steve Griffin posted Mar 27th, 2020

Today, bright orange “If Found” stickers are available through local Coast Guard Auxiliary flotillas, United States Power Squadrons offices, kayak and canoe shops and…
Towing Tubes Safely

Riding on towable tubes is one of the most accessible and inclusive ways there is to enjoy the water.

By Steve Griffin posted Mar 27th, 2020

Riding on towable tubes is one of the most accessible, inclusive and just plain fun ways there is to enjoy the water. But the greater surface area on a tube produces…