The monthly Pulse Report survey finds that the response to the pandemic will have economic consequences for dealers, but the three- to five-year outlook remains neutral.

“We are evaluating the environment daily and making decisions weekly,” said Bill Boehman, chief marine operations and manufacturing officer.

As boats are used as a respite from the pandemic, “we just want people to be boating responsibly,” said company president Kristen Frohnhoefer.

Marine Products Corp., the parent of Chaparral and Robalo, suspends manufacturing, and BMO Capital Markets moves Brunswick and Malibu stock ratings to “perform.”

The bass-fishing craze has manufacturers re-examining how they launch new product.

Their impacts vary widely, but they do seem to ripple to most parts of the industry.

An ever-changing marine landscape has inspired some novel business solutions.

American Sportfishing Association is tracking restrictions imposed by several states due to the threat of COVID-19.

As coronavirus captivity sets in, dealers are trying to spark interest in the perfect antidote — boating.

Production has stopped but many employees continue to work remotely.

The company suspended production across all brands, including Chris-Craft, this week.

March expected to be “a completely different story” due to coronavirus

Two Maryland boatyards, a Maine publication, marine trade association collect critical supplies

Yamaha continues outboard production in Japan; Malibu stops production; Regal will shutter Georgia plant; Beneteau shutters Michigan, France and Italy production; Imtra temporarily stops shipments

Plants in Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, Missouri, Indianapolis, Florida and Wisconsin have shut.

The industry continues to react to coronavirus.

The event also helps injured navy SEALs in their recovery

From manufacturing to launching boats, there was little industry guidance on Thursday.

American Boating Congress is the latest industry cancellation.

You can’t build a boat with people working remote.

Main powerboat segments were up 3.8% for the quarter

Coronavirus pandemic doesn’t appear to be slowing leads and sales on large boats.

'Employee safety’ causes the tackle company to ground employees.

Larry Russo Jr. celebrates his 35th year in the industry as the dealership his grandparents founded embarks on its 80th year in business.

CEO Jim Cannon said in a call with investors that 2020 is a “year of evolution.”

The retailer held its first financials conference call as a public company.

How technology is changing the dynamics of boat theft.

The two funding models have delivered very different results for their respective industries.

ORR uses Mother Nature to bring jobs to rural areas.

Half of surveyed dealers reported growth in January.

Why RV is reaching a much younger buyer and selling more units than the boating industry.

The Florida facility that used to produce Sea Ray yachts is now building the Sundancer 350 and the SLX 400 Outboard.

Sportfishing industry applauds FWC’s new approach.

Though positive, analysts caution reading too much into cyclically slow months.

Manufacturers of cars, computers, and electrical components are all heavily dependent on China for components.

Centurion’s augmented reality app shows how its Ramfill ballast technology operates.

Europe’s goal to become the first climate-neutral continent by 2050 was at the center of the Sea Tourism Summit during Boot Düsseldorf.

Yamaha Motor Corp.’s Boat Power Systems team is exploring the “application of technology” to recreational transportation.

The trade wars continue to take a toll on U.S. builders.

Brunswick CEO is highly disappointed by an applications process that “is different every time.”

The annual Business of Boating Conference addressed recession fears, workforce development and more.

Marine Products Corp. said its 22 percent drop in Q4 revenues came after it aligned production with dealer inventory levels.

Augmented reality could disrupt the market by offering immersive experiences to buyers in the comfort of their homes.

Yamaha is bringing adult-learning courses to the Bay State in a pilot program.

The nearly complete registration data shows the sterndrive category’s continuing decline.

The Center for Sportfishing Policy released a ranking system to show how the government is doing on implementing the bill.