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RELIABLE BOAT HISTORY REPORTS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH EXCLUSIVE ONLINE SERVICE Boat History Report Offers In-Depth Information on All Pre-Owned Watercraft – Buying a pre-owned powerboat, sailboat or yacht is about to get a lot easier. Offering reliable Boat History Reports online, BoatHistoryReport.com enables potential consumers to uncover any hidden or previously unreported problems on all pre-owned … Continue reading Boat History Report Press Release

When you fill up your car, truck, boat, snowmobile, motorcycle, or outdoor power equipment with gasoline, you expect the fuel will be safe and reliable. American petroleum refiners have been manufacturing fuel that meets these expectations for more than 100 years. Refiners have been in business so long because they understand that customer service must … Continue reading EPA approval of E15 hurts consumers

Boat Wrecks can be scary and dangerous and all too often they are a result of user error. Whether the boat captain is unprepared or just not alert sometimes the variables of the water can get the best of him. Don't be a victim yourself, educate yourself with proper boat safety. Do not let someone … Continue reading Boat Wrecks

A group of fisherman in Australia recently filmed a great white shark attack on their boat. The attack took place off the waters of Busselton in southwestern Australia near Perth. Shortly after the man and his two friends went swimming, a great white shark circled the boat several times before disappearing, according to the report. … Continue reading Anglers Film Great White Shark Attacking Their Boat

With the iPhone becoming more and more an integral part of life for some people, I thought a list of cheap but useful apps for boating might be in order. All of these are either free or just 99 cents at the time of writing. Basic GPS: $0.99 Provides simple location data, including latitude, longitude, … Continue reading 12 Cheap Or Free IPhone Apps For Boaters

Florida is taking a page out of Bermuda’s cook book and adopting an ”Eat ‘em To Beat ‘Em” approach to solving the lionfish problem — with an environmental group issuing a collection of recipes for preparing the invasive Pacific species. Bermuda Lionfish Project coordinator Chris Flook has been encouraging Bermuda restaurants to add the fish … Continue reading Lionfish: “Eating ‘Em To Beat ‘Em”

HOUSTON (Reuters) - The administrator of BP Plc's $20 billion compensation fund has paid $43 million to residents of the U.S. Gulf Coast who agree not to sue the company for damages stemming from the nation's worst offshore oil spill. The spill closed commercial and recreational fishing waters, hurt tourism and shut down deepwater drilling, … Continue reading $43 million distributed in Gulf Spill ‘Quick Pay’ Settlements

Somewhere the grass is always greener and the water always bluer. The question: Don't such thoughts have more to do with fantasy than reality? Maybe not. We investigated boating communities throughout the country, looking for the variety of boating opportunities, boat-friendly regulations, water access, availability of waterfront homes, health of the local economy and overall … Continue reading 10 Best Places to Live And Boat

The holidays have seemingly cleared the highways of commuters, but manatee traffic is building to record numbers in Palm Beach County waterways, and wildlife officials are urging boaters to use caution. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission reports that a recent aerial survey spotted more than 800 manatees in Palm Beach County waters. That's … Continue reading Record number of manatees have officials urging boaters to be cautious