An integral piece of boating safety involves staying safe around the marina, a place where many boaters spend large amounts of time, or even live. Here are some marina safety tips to help novice and experienced boaters alike stay safe around their marinas.
DetailsFall has officially begun, and if you’re a northern boater, you’ve likely started thinking about your options for the coming winter. If you’re planning to stay put, it’s of course imperative to winterize your vessel before the mercury dips below freezing. If you’re of a more adventurous mind, or live aboard your boat, it’s probably…
DetailsOne effective way to reduce the lionfish population is to hunt and eat them ourselves!
DetailsHurricane season in the Atlantic officially runs from June 1 – November 30. The threat of a strong storm or hurricane could develop at any moment during this time, requiring action on your part to get your family and your boat ready for high wind speeds, rapidly changing tides, and potential evacuation. Here are some…
DetailsFishing in Port Canaveral With each spring comes the arrival of local angler favorite, the cobia. This popular fish will start showing up near Port Canaveral in February, followed by much better numbers in March as the water temperatures begin rising. Cobia make great visual targets, as they enjoy basking in the springtime sunshine close…
DetailsPort Canaveral area residents and boaters alike will be happy to hear that there will soon be a good number of additional jobs in the marine industry coming to our corner of Brevard County. Two boat manufacturers will be setting up shop in the area, a move that will pair nicely with the expansion of the local tourism industry surrounding Port Canaveral.
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