Save your club members money on their BoatUS Memberships! BoatUS has a special partnership program for yacht clubs and other boating and fishing organizations where BoatUS will offer $15 BoatUS Membership dues and 10% off on-the-water towing services to club members at no cost. All we ask is that you promote BoatUS at your club events and in your club communications.
Use the materials below to make your group members aware of your affiliation with BoatUS!
To save the logos, simply click the image and it will begin to download (or right-click on an image and select "Save Image As")
A perfect way to notify your group members of their available discount. To save the banner, simply click the image and it will begin to download (or right-click on an image and select "Save Image As.")
To save the flyers, simply click the image and it will begin to download (or right-click on an image and select "Save As"). Remember to include your unique group ID number in the spaces provided.
Download a PowerPoint presentation that can be shared with the club at your next membership meeting.
Have Questions? Contact Membership Services at 800-395-2628 or email us at CoopGroups@BoatUS.com
Each participating organization will receive a unique source code that their members can provide when joining BoatUS or renewing their Membership to receive $15 Membership dues, plus 10% off on-the-water towing services.
BoatUS has put together a selection of useful boating themed articles that you can use free of charge in your newsletters or other club correspondence. If you do use an article, please be sure to use the exact title and author's name along with the following paragraph at the end of the article.
This article has been reprinted from BoatUS Magazine, the flagship publication of BoatUS, the nation's largest association of boaters, for boaters. For 50-plus years, BoatUS has provided the highest-quality boating, insurance, and towing services; member savings on gear, marinas, fuel, and travel; and has been a leading advocate fighting to protect boaters from unfair taxes and regulations. For more info on membership: BoatUS.com
By Frank Lanier, BoatUS Magazine
Just in time for the start of the season.
By Susan Shingledecker, BoatUS Magazine
This refresher explains how to avoid common mistakes during a routine process.
By Charles Fort, BoatUS Magazine
Here are 8 telltale signs that a used boat could be a storm-damaged lemon.
By Charles Fort, BoatUS Magazine
Your BoatUS membership offers an invaluable service you might not be aware of — until you need it.
By David Rifkin, BoatUS Magazine
Knowing where the dangers are and how to check for leaking AC electricity in the water could be a lifesaver.
By Richard Armstrong, BoatUS Magazine
A few stand-out boating blogs on the web.
By Mark Corke, BoatUS Magazine
Now might be the time to consider an upgrade to LED lighting.
By Michael Vatalaro, BoatUS Magazine
Quick action can keep your boat afloat in an emergency.
By Chris Edmonston, BoatUS Magazine
Some tricks to keeping fuel in the tank and out of the water.
By BoatUS Marine Insurance, BoatUS Magazine
Useful warnings and safety tips for a variety of issues.
By Troy Gilbert and Bernadette Bernon, BoatUS Magazine
How boat clubs successfully bring individuals and families together.
By Mark Corke, BoatUS Magazine
Some good reasons why it's important to use the right words aboard a boat.
By Mark Corke, BoatUS Magazine
We show you how to master the art of splicing rope in a few easy steps.
By Mark Corke, BoatUS Magazine
Setting up your VHF radio with digital selective calling is simple, and maybe lifesaving.
By Mark Corke, BoatUS Magazine
Knowing how to tie a few knots is an essential skill that anyone can learn.
By Mark Corke, BoatUS Magazine
To rely on a diesel inboard, and to help you get to know your engine better, put this skill in your mental toolbox.
By Bob Adriance, BoatUS Magazine
Following a few simple rules will make it much easier to rest at night.
By BoatUS Magazine Editorial Staff
Here are some rules that will help you avoid a collision.
By Michael Vatalaro, BoatUS Magazine
Knowing how trim tabs work is the first step to smoothing out your ride.
By Beth A. Leonard, BoatUS Magazine
Just how much water can your bilge pump move?
By Beth A. Leonard, BoatUS Magazine
How to winterize your engine or risk missing next year's boating season.
By Ann Dermody, BoatUS Magazine
Find a golden opportunity to buy the boat you've always wanted.
By BoatUS Magazine Editorial Staff
Sooner or later we all have to stop the boat. Here's how.
