Labor Day weekend is a staple of boating season. Falling just a few weeks before the official end of summer, Labor Day weekend often serves as a "last hoorah" for many boaters. The three-day weekend is ideal for relaxing, unwinding, and enjoying The Great Outdoors!…
Did you know? Since November 2015, Texas officially enshrined hunting and fishing in the state constitution with the passage of Proposition 6. Yes, that means Texans officially have the right to hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife in the state. Texans have always valued their rights…
Before trains, planes, or automobiles, boating was the way to get where you wanted to go. Sailing was the sole method for transporting goods and supplies around the world. During wartime, ships were also an integral part of strategy and tactics. As you can guess,…
In case you don't already know, the Discovery Channel gathers television programming about sharks every year and dubs it Shark Week. They hope you'll stay out of the water and on your couch, glued to your TV for Shark Week programming. With millions of people tuning…
Boat-Ed strives to shine a spotlight on a significant safety issue that is sometimes taken lightly but can lead to very serious and, at times, deadly consequences: boating under the influence of alcohol. According to the U.S. Coast Guard, alcohol use is one of the leading known…
