Additive manufacturing is rapidly becoming a go-to technology for companies in the marine industry, and while some choose to outsource, others are taking advantage of the rapidly dropping price of 3D printers.

The great strides in water quality that the CWA has created have been a huge benefit to boating, but there’s a lot more that remains to be done.

Recognizing the rise in outdoor recreation and new boaters, the social media campaign encourages all people to take responsibility for the health and safety of Maine’s waterways

Anything that improves fishing will lead to more boat sales. Actions in the Chesapeake, Gulf of Mexico and Florida are making strides

The NMMA is holding a webinar to examine the political and economic impacts of implementing electrification in the marine industry. Meanwhile, the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act needs our help.

Catch a Special Thrill events take special-needs and underserved kids out on the water for a day of fishing and fun.

The RBFF releases good news about fishing participation while NOAA scientists call for another active hurricane season.

The bill aims to improve labeling at the pump to help consumers avoid misfuelling with high-ethanol blended fuels

Zig Ziglar once said that dealers aren’t in the boat-sales business, but in the rejuvenation business. We’re not just selling the hardware but also the experiences it will bring.

We’re selling the No. 1 family fun experience, and Memorial Day weekend is upon us, so don’t get consumed in a downward spiral. Meanwhile, the Coast Guard is reminding boaters to avoid E15 this summer.

A recent study found that dozens of pharmaceuticals are turning up in fish. The culprit: wastewater facilities that can’t remove medicines that the human body doesn’t process.