As autumn approaches, many boat enthusiasts may worry that their time enjoying the sunshine and open water will be coming to a close shortly. But for others, excitement builds as October and November creeps closer every day. Once hurricane season has finally passed, many transient adventurers will load up their vessels and aim south down … Continued
Home to more than 1,110 miles of interior shorelines, Jacksonville, Florida, offers lots of convenient water access opportunities and a wide variety of fresh and saltwater fishing spots for locals and visitors to frequent year-round. This area is also home to more than 30 offshore and inshore reefs that attract a very diverse array of … Continued
Inland waterways are rife with bridges and overpasses of all shapes and sizes. It is your responsibility as the captain to be aware of these potential traffic hazards, including their variety of configurations (think swing, lift, floating, or bascule) and implied rules of the road. In order to safely navigate the waterways, it’s very important … Continued
As one of the oldest communities nestled along the North Carolina coast, Southport possesses a rich history that the community has worked diligently to maintain, even after all of these years. Originally named “Smithville” in 1792 after Benjamin Smith, a colonel in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War (and later the governor of North … Continued
The world of boating is a very exciting one to dive into, especially if you’re looking to test the waters with a rental boat before you decide what type of vessel is going to work best for your situation! But before you pack your sunscreen and captain’s hat, there is some very important boating … Continued
Welcome to Southport, North Carolina, a quaint and historic southern charm of a town that sits at the mouth of the Cape Fear River along the Intracoastal Waterway. With a small population of just over 4,000 residents, this area is the ultimate tourist getaway that was made popular by acting as a filming location for … Continued