Treasure Island Marina officials have announced an expansion to the lines of boats carried at the marina. The dealership, which currently sells Sea

West Marine extended the deadline for its second annual Green Product of the Year contest to Dec. 31. As part of West Marine's mission to reduce its

The horsepower limit on Charles Mill Lake continues to create a wave of controversy. Supporters of a higher horsepower limit say a change will make b

Luc Cote, inventor of the Autodock docking system for pontoon boats, has released a video displaying a new prototype.

Brunswick brands are well represented on an annual ranking of the best dealers in North America. The list takes into consideration overall business o

The nation's largest boat owners group wants every American to enjoy some festive holiday cheer on the waterfront with the offering of a new online Ho

A team from Delaware's marine mammal stranding network is looking for a whale that was spotted in the Indian River Inlet on Sunday and again Monday mo

Two weeks after the evacuation of 98 of its 111 crew, the 344-foot fish-processing ship Athena was still standing off Falmouth, England, while salvors

Mercury Marine is finding pockets of sales strength overseas, including Asia and South America. Parent company Brunswick Corp. is reporting increased

A Cheboygan, Mich., mariner was sentenced to 50 months after being found guilty on charges related to the sinking of a boat and polluting the water, a

Across much of America, boaters, sailors and anglers have put away the boat for the season. With spring a long way away, what will keep boaters' pass

Participants at the recent National Marine Bankers Association conference expressed confidence that stability is working its way back into the boat lo

The Small Business Administration is currently developing its new revised Dealer Floorplan Program (DFP), which will replace the now expired pilot, ac

The National Marine Manufacturers Association cautioned the Environmental Protection Agency Tuesday against doing too little to establish meaningful m

The National Transportation Safety Board Tuesday updated its "Most Wanted List" of transportation safety improvements directed at state governments by

Parks Manufacturing, the builders of Blue Wave Boats, announced a new line of pontoon boats. Silver Wave Pontoons will range from 20 to 23 feet and

I am writing about the proposed increase in the horsepower limit for boat motors on Charles Mill Lake. A petition for this was submitted to the Ohio D

It's been called the Seinfeld of outdoor television programming. A self-proclaimed "knucklehead" host, who claims a fondness for the music of Men at W

Grow Boating Inc. said today that the board of the National Marine Manufacturers Association approved full restoration of Grow Boating assessments, ef

Sometimes no matter what you do, a day on the water doesn't turn out the way you planned. I want to share some video footage of an incident that occu

Frank Peterson, president and CEO of the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation, will speak at the Marine Dealer Conference & Expo, set for Sunday

A 33,000-square-foot addition is under construction at Mercury Marine's Fond du Lac, Wis., facility. "It's a large building, but it doesn't look that

Marina industry veteran Simon Arrol released The Marina Manual, an A-to-Z guide on how to efficiently set up, administer and operate a marina. Arro

A Henry County jury took less than 30 minutes to convict David Ray Phelps, of Woodlawn, Tenn., of charges stemming from a fatal boating accident on Ke

The Association of Marina Industries and the States Organization for Boating Access signed a memorandum of understanding to foster mutual cooperation

Tim Terman spent eleven years leading kayak tours on the river. Throughout the period, he got sick and tired of seeing liter around the river's banks.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is seeking comments on its proposed point-of-sale label, as well as all aspects of the label language, in con

Attendance at this year's Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, which concluded Monday, ran about 5 to 6 percent ahead of last year, show organizer

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency denied a petition calling for a ban on the manufacture, use and processing of lead in fishing gear. In a let

A dramatic fire Thursday night drove two families from boats where they live at a Columbia River marina in the flight path of Portland International A

YMCA of the USA, the resource office for the nation's Ys, received a $250,000 grant from the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation to provide unde

Authorities say about $30,000 in damage was done when a fire broke out at a Miami, Okla., boat manufacturing plant. Crews were called about 4:12 a.

Cadillac, Mich.-based Four Winns is starting to call back workers, largely because it moved Glastron production from Minnesota to Michigan. About 220

Maybe it was the $5-a-gallon gas we saw back at the beginning of the current economic slump or maybe it's just part of the growing green movement, but

When the high summer sun brings on the sultry days of July and August, many people head for water to obtain relief from the heat - and the Mother Eart

The BoatUS Foundation's "Innovation in Life Jacket Design Competition" is once again calling for out-of-the-box life jacket design entries.

A Tracker Marine plant in Miami, Okla., sustained about $30,000 in damage after fumes from abandoned fiberglass materials ignited during the weekend.

The calm waters of the North Pond area of Congamond Lake were anything but calm early Sunday morning. Just before 2 a.m. Southwick police got word

Raritan hired public relations firm Martin Flory Group to enhance its international presence. "Raritan is dedicated to the environment and designs it