Coast Guard has extended the perimeter as far north as the Carolinas, and someone has set up a $10,000 reward to anyone who locates them.

Mackie, who retires this month, talks about his time with Mercury and his plans for the future.

How marine forensics experts assess post-hurricane damage to boats and marinas.

Mercury Racing launches the supercharged 450R, its most powerful outboard ever.

The National Hurricane Center has upgraded storm forecasting models to improve accuracy.

Wavve Boating lets members contribute routes for others to use.

Following an uproar from boaters about having to buy permits to use anchors, officials say they want to work with the boating community.

Remote docking system integrates with full product line.

SeaTow Maine owners help design and build their own towboat.

Eric Colby details why Evinrude went mainstream with its new midsize outboards.

Five families show how multiple generations can shape diverse segments.

CEO David Foulkes is bullish on company’s plans.

As president of Mercury Marine, Chris Drees calls on his previous experience within the company.

The new engine has the best power-to-weight ratio among outboards.

Many waterways have no-wake restrictions or are closed to boat traffic.

Evinrude introduces three new outboards aimed at the heart of the recreational boating market.

A Cleveland satellite school that prepares kids for careers in the marine industry has found some stalwart students.

The ban extends from Bagnell Dam to the Missouri River.

Marine engines have reinvented themselves since 1979. Here are the milestones.

“We want to show people considering fishing that you don’t have to look like a stereotypical angler,” said an RBFF spokesperson.

Tracy Crocker says that acquisitions are just the beginning.

Brothers Tres and Glen Martin grew up working at the Everglades Marina.

The goal is to used 3D printed parts and replace plugs.

ABYC and NMEA are the watchdogs of innovation.

From joysticks to multifunction-displays, the marine industry is taking the stress out of boat operation.

Eric Colby asks if assisted docking means neglecting basic operator skills.

Last weekend’s accident took place in same spot where MLB pitcher Jose Fernandez died.

Erik Christiansen was the former general manager of Mercury Racing.

Memory Makers focuses on the people who build boats.

Every Day Boater offers polarized glass lenses for less money.

RIMTA’s fiberglass recycling program is moving forward.

Being the only one of its size between Virginia and Florida, it will allow the facility to service much larger vessels.

Transmission manufacturer will remain in current location.

Wrestler known as Rhyno plans to be a hands-on owner at his Big Daddy’s Boatyard.

Marina owners in Minnesota and New Hampshire defend wakesports boats.

The WSIA, NMMA and ABYC plan to come together to deal with AIS.

AFTCO’s Bill Shedd has spent most of his adult life advocating for sport fishing.

The Scopinich family on Long Island have built their last Columbia.

VIDEO: MTAM is spearheading a shrinkwrap recycling program in Maryland.

Secretarial order will help prevent the sale of public lands that are important to recreation.

Lanier Tech will start the new program this fall.

The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council met in Georgia to discuss ways to improve access without compromising conservation.

Standley Lake will be closed because of concerns over zebra mussels.

A closed school in Maine will be converted into a showroom, with the gym providing heated boat storage during the winter.

A Milwaukee business will be renting restored, classic Glastron runabouts powered by Torqeedo electric engines to see the city by water.