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  • LAKE HAVASU OFFERS CONSTANT WATER LEVELS

    AZBW|Jun 1, 2021

    Concert and Fireworks Planned for July 3 – 4, 2021 LAKE HAVASU CITY, Arizona (June 24, 2021) – The megadrought in the Southwest has lead to epic water shortages, but there is one bright side. While Lakes Powell and Mead are both under 40 percent of their reservoir storage capacity, the water level of the Colorado River's 45-mile long Lake Havasu, on the border between California and Arizona, remains consistent-as much as 98 percent full in the summer. In fact, the elevation of Lake Havasu typ... Full story

  • Bow Lights

    AZBW|May 1, 2021

    A SOLUTION --Traditional bow navigation lights are vulnerable to damage from wayward equipment such as a mishandled boat hook, fumbled anchor chain or dropped toolbox. If not immediately repaired, it can compromise the safety of those on board, and result in fines. Pop-Up® Bow Lights from Accon Marine offer a solution. They fold flush into the deck when not in use, helping keep critical navigation signals operational. Contact local dealers or Accon Marine, 13665 Automobile Blvd.,... Full story

  • Pleasant Harbor

    AZBW|May 1, 2021

    It's more fun at the lake! forty five minutes from downtown Phoenix, Pleasant Harbor, located on the southeastern shores of Lake Pleasant, serves as a one-stop recreation spot for lakeside fun and a safe outing during the Covid-19 pandemic. Activities Abound Pleasant Harbor is open to the public 365 days a year, and features Dillon's Bayou restaurant, sailing, boat and Jet Ski rentals, kayaks, and paddle boards, fly boarding, slip rentals and storage, as well as a full-service RV resort with... Full story

  • Fenders

    AZBW|May 1, 2021

    A BREEZE - There's no doubt: deploying, adjusting, retrieving and stowing fenders is a hassle, especially when boating alone or in dim conditions. Savvy waterfront property owners are switching to the Slammer Integrated Dock Fender. The Innovation Award-winning system from Slammer Marine installs directly onto docks and other marine structures, protecting both boats and docks. With no ropes to adjust, it's always in the correct position to make docking a breeze.Contact local dealers or Slammer... Full story

  • JBL Stereo

    AZBW|May 1, 2021

    For anyone with a limited amount of dash area, but a desire for high-quality sound, it's hard to beat the JBL PRV-275 from Prospec Electronics. The fully weatherproof Bluetooth-enabled stereo receiver has a 2-3/4" color LCD display and built-in amplifier, yet only takes up 4-1/8" of space-the same size as a standard small gauge. The cutout requires a 3-1/2" hole. The round JBL PRV-275 offers a wide range of listening possibilities. Aside from AM/FM and weather band, it has a USB port, and aux an... Full story

  • Kokopelli Trailers

    Kokopelli Trailers Are Made To Fit

    AZBW|May 1, 2021

    Our custom aluminum boat trailers are built to fit your exact make and model of boat. At Kokopelli Trailers, we take pride in our attention to detail. Keep in mind when considering purchasing custom aluminum boat trailers, many professional boaters opt to purchase aluminum boat trailers, as they are more lightweight than galvanized steel, less expensive, low maintenance, durable and are also easier to keep clean and always look great. Service Areas We serve the continental United States west of... Full story

  • Surface-Mount Chocks

    AZBW|May 1, 2021

    Line chocks bristling from the deck detract from a boat's appearance, particularly when the vessel employs multiple sets to accommodate varied mooring requirements. Accon Marine solves this problem with a folding version that not only keeps the deck clear, but requires no cut-out for installation. Accon Marine 502 Series Folding Chocks come in 4-1/2" and 6" models to accommodate mooring lines of up to 5/8" and 3/4", respectively. Constructed from marine-grade 316 stainless steel for long life... Full story

  • U.S. Coast Guard Changes Renewal

    Boat US|May 1, 2021

    New rule will spare some boaters a yearly task: renewing their certificate of documentation. Of the nation's nearly 12 million registered recreational boats, those owners who federally document their vessels, or about 165,000 boats, will be spared the hassle of renewing their U.S. Coast Guard Certificate of Documentation every year as a result of recent rule change that now makes documentation valid for five years. The move was the result of Coast Guard cost-saving efforts and requirements set... Full story

  • Wind Damage Disrupts Fuel Service at Dangling Rope Marina

    GCNP|May 1, 2021

    PAGE, AZ – Lake Powell boaters are advised that, due to wind damage, there will be no boat fuel service at the Dangling Rope Marina, until further notice. The fuel dock is separating from the main dock and is not safe for visitors or employees. Visitors may not use the dock for any purpose until further notice. Please check our website and social media for further announcements about available visitor services. The marina store, café and lift station remain closed until further notice. Ha... Full story

  • Trouble-Free Boating

    Boat US|Apr 1, 2021

    Here's the essential BoatUS spring commissioning checklist. Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS) offers its updated Spring Commissioning Checklist to help boaters start the season right. The nation's largest advocacy, service and savings group also offers BoatUS.com/Spring, a new one-stop-shop for everything you need to know about the yearly ritual of recreational boat commissioning. A PDF copy of the checklist is available to download, print, and take to the boat with you. Be s... Full story

  • Bag holder

    AZBW|Apr 1, 2021

    Whenever there are drinks and snacks on board, there are going to be messes. But SeaSucker is ready to keep the boat clean and debris-free, whether the party is on the foredeck, cockpit or swim platform. Its unique Paper Towel Holder and Waste Band mount wherever they're needed. And when the day is done, they remove in seconds without leaving a trace. Both the Paper Towel Holder and Waste Band use powerful SeaSucker 4.5" Vacuum Mounts. Not a simple suction cup that falls off in an hour, it can... Full story

  • Boat Cleaning

    AZBW|Apr 1, 2021

    Whether just off the showroom floor or aging gracefully, every boat needs to be cleaned to keep it looking its best. Using its One-Handle-Does-It-All system as the foundation, Shurhold gathered the vital maintenance gear needed by owners into two Clean-N-Simple kits. Both the Basic Boater and New Boater Kits start with a sturdy 6' Shurhold Telescoping Handle. Made in the USA, the heat-treated aluminum handle is triple anodized and locks at four lengths between 40" and 72". It features the... Full story

  • Engine Cutoff-Switch

    Boat US|Apr 1, 2021

    Applies to boats less than 26 feet operating on plane or above displacement speed. There are new engine cutoff device wear requirements for recreational boat operators as part of the January 1, 2021, passage of National Defense Authorization Act that included a U.S. Coast Guard Reauthorization. These devices, commonly referred to as engine cutoff switches (ECOS), are designed to prevent a boat-strike injury if an operator is accidentally ejected overboard while underway. Engine cutoff devices ca... Full story

  • Shore Power

    AZBW|Apr 1, 2021

    Spring commissioning brings about a flurry of maintenance tasks, but few are as important as checking shore power equipment. If a cord set shows damage, it should be replaced. The Hubbell Marine 50A, 125V Twist-Lock® Cable Set offers a durable choice. Built for continuous use, it incorporates safety and convenience features that overshadow competing products. Made in the USA, the fully encased Hubbell 50A Cable Set has ergonomic styling with line-up notches that make plugging-in simple. Its... Full story

  • Boating Season Begins

    USCG|Mar 1, 2021

    All vessels except sailboards and certain racing shells or rowing sculls must have at least one wearable Type I, II, III or V life jacket (PFD) that is U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) approved and of the proper size for each person on board. Life jackets must be readily accessible, in good and serviceable condition, and sized for the intended wearer. In addition to the above requirements, vessels 16 feet in length or longer, except a canoe or kayak, must have one Type IV USCG approved throwable... Full story

  • Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

    AZBW|Mar 1, 2021

    Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Carbon monoxide poisoning is also known as the “silent killer”. It is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas that is very toxic even in small quantities. It is produced when a carbon fuel, such as gasoline or diesel is burned. Carbon monoxide disperses freely through the air and will travel readily throughout a boat. It is discharged as engine, generator, or appliance exhaust that may re-enter your boat through any opening. Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are thr... Full story

  • Duraled 50 Lamps

    AZBW|Mar 1, 2021

    Thoroughly illuminating confined environments like engine rooms, under-deck compartments, lazarettes and cargo holds can be tricky, particularly when an extra-wide swath of light is required. The DuraLED 50 lamp from Hella marine brightens these spaces in a clear, even pattern, minus the glare or harsh point sources. Each Hella marine DuraLED 50 is built for extreme environments. Its durable housing resists impact, shock, UV and corrosion damage. The light is sealed to IP67 standard. Operating... Full story

  • Slim-Line Cleats

    AZBW|Mar 1, 2021

    Many gunwales are too narrow to install a traditional cleat, especially if sail track or other hardware is present. For these applications, pull-up 304 Series Slim-Line™ Cleats from Accon Marine are the perfect solution. Available in four sizes, they recess into their base for a sleek appearance and snag-free profile. Made of polished marine grade 316 stainless steel, Slim-Line Cleats are flush-mounted for a custom look. Offered in 4.5", 6", 8" and 10" sizes, they measure only 1.3", 1.5", 2" a... Full story

  • San Diego Maritime Museum

    AZBW|Mar 1, 2021

    Visit the Maritime Museum of San Diego for a safe, fun, educational outdoor adventure. They will be open weekends only, Saturdays and Sundays, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. They've Extended Their Special Offer Tour the top decks of our ships, then head out on the Bay for a free Historic Bay Cruise with general admission.* We'll take guests out on the water in a large loop first heading toward North Island and the Aircraft Carriers, then stop at buoy 22. Often there's a sea lion or two, and then the... Full story

  • First-Time Boat Owners

    Boat US|Mar 1, 2021

    If yours is in colder high country, here's how to do a midwinter checkup on your boat. Boating boomed in 2020, with thousands of first-time boat buyers desiring respite from the pandemic. Now many of these new boat owners are learning how to maintain and store their vessels for the first time. A midwinter visit to check on the boat − no matter if stored ashore in a backyard or a marina parking lot − is a wise thing to do. Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS) has these four tip... Full story

  • Y Adapter

    AZBW|Mar 1, 2021

    Owners whose boats have 50A 125/250V electrical systems will spend the night in the dark if they cruise to a marina that only offers 30A 125V service. But not if they have the YQ230 Intelligent Y Adapter from Hubbell Marine. The innovative device rectifies electrical mismatches by plugging into two 30A pedestal outlets to provide safe, correct and full power to the vessel. Hubbell's YQ230 has an internal PC board that automatically checks that both plugs are engaged and in separately-phased... Full story

  • BoatUS Videos

    Boat US|Mar 1, 2021

    Here's the 2020 top 10 list of practical boat handling and how-to boat maintenance videos. Learning how to trim a powerboat is a skill that many vessel operators seek to know, and BoatUS video viewership numbers back that up: "How to Trim Your Boat" was the No. 1 most-watched BoatUS video of 2020. In addition, two other top 10 videos of the year also focused on the topic of boat trim: How to Use Trim Tabs on a Boat and How to Get a Boat On Plane Using Trim. Here are the boating advocacy, service... Full story

  • Cabrillo's San Salvador

    AZBW|Mar 1, 2021

    Maritime Museum Of San Diego Provides Free Videos And Virtual Lesson Plans For Educators Seeking History, Culture Content From Susan Sirota - Vice President - Maritime Museum of San Diego Check out our latest announcement and launch of this timely online video and lesson plan resource for teachers and parents looking for engaging, educational and entertaining activities for youth distance learning. EXPLORE (Experiential Learning Online Resources for Educators) studies focus on the story of Cabri... Full story

  • BoatUS Makes A Difference

    BoatUS|Feb 1, 2021

    Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS), the national advocacy, services and safety group with more than 700,000 members, weighed in on a range of boating issues, debates and legislation affecting recreational boaters in 2020. As the boater's advocate, BoatUS brought the unique perspective and needs of the recreational boat owner to local governments, halls of state capitals and Washington, D.C. Here are some of the successes that BoatUS earned over the past year: The Sport Fish... Full story

  • Carol L Allen|Feb 1, 2021

    Mark your calendars! After much deliberation and monitoring of the COVID restrictions, this year's event will be a one-day event, but it will be a big one-day event! We're going to race all day and a there is a fun Cruiser Challenge that I promise is not a race! First Gun is 9 a.m. on Saturday, February 13 and no races will start after 4:30 p.m.. The Cruiser Challenge must be completed ......  Website

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