Strength In Numbers, Backed By BoatUS
Your national organization, with some 740,000 members and a dedicated Government Affairs department, guides local boaters in water-access dispute over public launch ramp.
Fly On, Little Wing
When the unthinkable happens, a young sailor has to figure out how to cope with the consequences.
No Parking Well Just To Unload
Depending on where you live, local government clicks a stopwatch when you park the boat trailer after a day on the water. What's a boater to do?
Alcohol And Boat Engines
Federal law says the nation must increase its "biofuel" capacity dramatically in the next decade, but does it have to be ethanol?
The Night Dan Richter Got More Than He Bargained For ...
It started out simply enough, as a quick father-son nighttime fishing trip into Mexican waters. And then Dan drove his boat over an expensive tuna pen, and the Mexican Navy arrived.
Derelict Boats A Problem
"Life's too short to sail an ugly boat," says a popular bumper sticker. But maybe it should read: "Boats live long lives, don't let them get ugly." Here's why.
Mistakes Boat Owners Make That Can Cost Them
We've seen it all, and we've seen the same mistakes again and again. Don't let these happen to you.
Improving Fishing Regulations For Recreational Anglers
Legislation aimed at improving fishing regulations is working its way through the U.S. Congress, and BoatUS is on watch for you.
8 Things A Marine Surveyor Wants You To Know
If you've never had a marine survey before, here are some things to help make the experience better.