Where Boaters Go!

The Valhalla 55 Sport Yacht combines the power and precision of a center console with the comfort and sophistication of a luxury cruiser. It’s a vessel built for anglers, adventurers, and performance enthusiasts who don’t want to sacrifice style or space...

In a surprising but strategic move, BRP has sold its Manitou pontoon division to Bentley Pontoons, marking a notable shift in the competitive landscape of the pontoon boat industry. The deal signals renewed focus for both brands and raises questions about where the market is headed next...

The Bayliner VR6 is a family-friendly bowrider that punches above its weight in both space and comfort. With room for up to 10 passengers, a deep-V hull design, and surprisingly upscale features for its class, the VR6 remains one of the best-selling boats in its segment...

Sarnia, Ontario sits proudly where Lake Huron meets the St. Clair River, serving as both a strategic waypoint and an enjoyable destination for boaters cruising between the Great Lakes. Known for its clear blue waters, impressive marina facilities, and lively waterfront, Sarnia is more than just a fuel stop...

The Jeanneau NC 895 Series 2 is one of those boats that fits into a funny sweet spot: big enough to sleep four comfortably, small enough to dock without sweating through your shirt.

In this Found on YouTube episode, one guy buys a $600 crusty old boat, bathes it in acid, trades beer for an engine, and ends up with a profit bigger than your tax return. You’ll laugh, you’ll cringe, and you might start refreshing Facebook Marketplace tonight.

Buying a used boat can feel a little like stepping into the Wild West—especially if it’s your first time or you’re looking at something big and expensive. You’re dealing with different standards, varying honesty levels, and a lot of unknowns, so bringing in a marine surveyor is less a luxury and more of a necessity.

Rolls-Royce pod drives aren’t just for massive cruise ships anymore. These quiet underwater propulsion units have been quietly reshaping everything from polar icebreakers to mega-yachts, offering precision, efficiency, and surprising design freedom along the way.

The Everglades 285 CC is a well-built offshore center console that balances the needs of serious anglers with the expectations of families who want comfort, versatility, and a smooth ride.