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Sunday, May 17, 2026

At 38 feet overall with a 12'2" beam, the 38 GFX is designed for anglers and explorers who demand exceptional performance, safety, and luxury in a single platform. Built on KingFisher’s renowned Pre-Flex® hull technology and featuring an advanced Shearwater bow design, the 38 GFX delivers outstanding ride quality, structural

tags: 38 GFX, ambition, Durability, KingFisher Boats, Launch, New Model, safety, vessel

Saturday, May 16, 2026

This partnership reflects ACY Yachts’ continued commitment to growing access to premium sailing experiences while supporting innovative ownership and membership models. Through this collaboration, select Dufour models will be integrated into SailTime’s professionally managed programs across its expanding network of bases.

tags: ACY Yachts, collaboration, Dealer, Dufour 53, Expansion, North American Fleet, SailTime

Friday, May 15, 2026

The Muskegon Boat Life Adelaide Pointe Boat and Powersports Show is back, and it's bringing the heat to West Michigan's waterfront. From May 15-17, 2026, Adelaide Pointe Marina will transform into the ultimate kickoff party for the boating and powersports season, and it's free. New for 2026 We are leveling up the experience this

tags: Boating, Michigan, Muskegon Brewing Company, Powersport, The Muskegon Boat Life Adelaide Pointe Boat and Powersports Show

Thursday, May 14, 2026

The 2026 Bay Harbor Lake Marina In-Water Boat Show on June 19-21 is set to be one of the region’s most anticipated waterfront events, bringing together boating enthusiasts, industry professionals, and families for an unforgettable showcase of innovation, lifestyle, and community. Nestled along the scenic shoreline, Bay Harbor

tags: Bay Harbor, Bay Harbor Lake Marina, Bay Harbor Lake Marina In-Water Boat Show, Boat Show, Boating, Community, Innovation, Marina, Waterfront

Sunday, May 10, 2026

Sharrow Engineering announced today it is scaling production of its patented Sharrow™ Propeller through a collaboration with Ford Motor Company’s Advanced Industrial Technology & Platforms (ATP) team, using advanced 3D sand-casting techniques thanks to connections made through the Michigan Central innovation

tags: Boat Manufacturing, Detroit, Michigan, production, propellor, Sharrow Marine, Sharrow prop

Saturday, May 9, 2026

Everglades Boats is proud to announce the addition of Jeff Brown Yachts to its expanding dealer network, strengthening the brand’s presence across key markets and aligning with a partner known for delivering a highly curated, client-first yachting experience. With established locations spanning the West Coast, Hawaii, and

tags: Dealer, Everglades Boats, Jeff Brown Yachts, marina news, Yachtsperson of the Year

Friday, May 8, 2026

It’s that time of year again! Boating season is upon us, the shrink wrap is coming off, and your boat is about to make its first impression of the season. And just like people…boats can have issues. After many years of delivering and managing vessels, both commercial and private, I can tell you this: odor kills deals. As

by: Captain Brett Tyren of CAVU Marine and Midwest Yacht Sales

tags: Hull Repair, Launch, smell

Thursday, May 7, 2026

Two-time America’s Cup winning navigator Peter Isler and veteran marine meteorologist Chris Bedford are proud to announce the latest addition to the Marine Weather University (MWU) curriculum: Weather Models Masterclass. Founded by renowned sailor Peter Isler and expert meteorologist Chris Bedford, Marine Weather University

tags: AI, Boating, Education, Sailing, teaching, Weather

Sunday, May 3, 2026

Photo credit: Savvy Navvy Savvy Navvy is continuing to bring boaters all they need in one place - wind, weather, tides and now waves, allowing boaters worldwide to easily assess sea conditions before heading out on the water. The waves feature includes a clear, colour-coded overlay showing comfort factors based on official data from

tags: app, Copernicus Marine Service, safety, Savvy Navvy, tide, waves, Weather

Saturday, May 2, 2026

As Ohio begins to welcome warmer spring weather, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) is reminding everyone that water temperatures remain dangerously cold. Lakes, rivers, and streams are slow to warm up this time of year, and even strong swimmers can experience cold‑water shock, exhaustion, or hypothermia within

tags: Cold, Danger, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, safety, Spring, water temperatures

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