Here’s a secret: you’re not the only boater who bumps the dock on occasion. All of us do — even the pros. That’s why dock bumpers come in so many different shapes, materials, and sizes.
We’ve all faced it — the dreaded “holey moley” moment. It’s that moment that you stand over your boat with a drill in your hand, contemplating the damage you are about to intentionally inflict on your vessel.
Boat stands are ubiquitous at boatyards and marinas, where they are commonly used to support boats and yachts that have been hauled out for maintenance or repairs that can’t be performed in the water. But they can also be very useful for owners of trailered boats — or even lift-stored or wet-slipped boats that have trailers for occasional use.
Can you use King Starboard for a boat casting platform? In this video, we answer this common question and discuss some other important project considerations.
Boat accessories can be tough to choose and buy. Fortunately, there are still plenty of boat-related goodies that are virtually universal and require little or no installation work, making them easy to choose and buy, even for non-boaters.
You’ve got some wood trim on your boat that’s just shot, and can’t be refinished? Learn how Boat Outfitters makes sourcing custom-fabricated replacement parts easier to find than ever!
We live in the Golden Age of Pontoons, at no previous time in human history has man had access to cooler pontoons, or more comfortable pontoons, or better beverage storage options on pontoons.
LED lighting for boating applications has advanced rapidly and LEDs are now the superior choice for just about every lighting need you have on your boat and boat trailer.
Watch as we answer the question, “Why is it so difficult to find replacement boat parts for my boat?”. We also provide some insight on how to find exact replacement boat parts.
Replacing electronics, and helm components can make a 20-year boat feel brand new! Here we go over Julie's helm upgrade project for her 2001 Silverton Motoryacht 453.
If you’re planning to keep your boat on the water as far into the season as you can, you want to start thinking ahead. Cold, like pain, can be difficult to remember accurately.
One of the most popular questions about king starboard is, "can it be glued?". Watch to learn all the pros and cons of gluing starboard as well as common applications, alternatives, and what adhesives to use.
Need help choosing the perfect cleat for your dock or boat? Here we give an in-depth explanation of all the options available when it comes to boat cleats.
There’s something at once thrilling and intimidating about venturing out of sight of land in your own boat for the first time. With some planning and preparation, though, your first trip offshore can be safe and fun. In this first of three parts, we’ll discuss boat concerns and pre-planning.
Floatation, propulsion, sunscreen, drink holders. That’s as close as you can get to a list of universal concerns for boaters, though the order varies according to how long it has been since the last canned beverage slid off the gunwale and into the drink.
Few recreational boaters know anything about the “rules of the road,” described in the Coast Guard publication, but there are a few basic right-of-way concepts any responsible boaters should know by heart!
Considering gas prices these days, it’s worth trying to make the best of a bad situation by taking some simple steps to improve your boat’s fuel efficiency.
Outriggers are an essential piece of gear on any offshore fishing boat. Here we have a look at what to consider for picking the best setup based on your boat, your fishing style, and your budget!
This project boat, an older Andros Backwater 18, was purchased from the previous owner with no hatch supports of any kind. here we go over how we added gas shock supports to the single large hatch in the forward deck, three hatches across the back deck, and the Livewell lid.
Here are some tools, tips, spots, and do’s and don’ts for baggin’ your bugs! This crash course is the perfect guide for going lobstering in the Florida Keys.
Marine grade butt hinges are one of the most common pieces of hardware founds on boats! When it comes to replacing or upgrading your boat hinges there are a few considerations you need to make.
