Learning about boat electronics may seem a bit daunting, but the tech at your helm will help make running and navigating your boat easier than ever. Explore these 5 must-have electronics: MFDs, GPS/chartplotters, fish finders and depth sounds, engine monitors, and VHF radios.

Pass the Handle events are hosted at lakes, rivers, and coastal areas where towed watersports are common. Experienced participants instruct and support newcomers as they safely try watersports.

Whether you're a beginner looking for sailing tips or have some experience and want a refresher - knowing the essential dos and don'ts can make your time on the water safer and more enjoyable.

Sailing is a hobby that can quickly become a passion. As with many things, it's always a smart idea to start small and work your way up—from sailing dinghies to small sloops and catamarans, read on to learn about some of the best small sailboats for beginners.

Thinking about living on a boat full-time? Transitioning to a liveaboard lifestyle takes time, planning, flexibility and a lot of preparation. Here's some factors to consider before making the move, including expenses, onboard essentials, safety and security.

Two skis, one ski, or no skis at all?! Ready to learn more about what it takes to master barefoot skiing? From learning with a ski boom to transitioning to a deep water start, our Barefoot Skiing Guide will walk you through the basics of this exciting watersport.

What’s the single best reason to book a trip to one of the water-ski schools on this list? No great skier has ever developed without the help of a coach.

The holidays are over but, for most of us in the north, we are still walking in a winter wonderland every time we step outside. The lake might be frozen and the boat might be put away, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t still go fishing! Ice fishing can be just as relaxing and […]

There a lot of different boating knots out there, but beginners should first focus on the basics. Follow our guide with step-by-step video instructions on how to tie these common boating knots.

Regardless of whether you want to learn your first invert, add another rotation to your favorite spin, or finally get a solid wake jump under your belt, wakeboard camp is the place to do it.