Category: Boating Tips
by B.J. Porter (Contributing Editor) On any day on the water, you’ll see a lot of boats trimmed pretty badly. Uncomfortable passengers bounce and shake as the boats porpoise across the bay or slam into waves, or big wakes spray up behind boats burning way too much fuel to go that slowly. What is behind […]
by B.J. Porter (Contributing Editor) Back when I lived in New England, by February we were getting a little stir-crazy and ready for boating season. And when we got the boat in as early as possible, well, it wasn’t always the balmiest of weather in New England. But that didn’t stop us from getting out […]
PART I by B.J. Porter (Contributing Editor) Welcome to a new multi-part series we’ll be running over the next several months. The goal of this series is to get boaters more acquainted (or acquainted at all) with the engines we use for primary and auxiliary power. There are a lot of engine topics out there, […]
