This could have implications for the boating industry, said Info-Link’s Jack Ellis. “People need to feel they’re settled in before buying toys.”

Bass Cat will offer Siren as an option on its Jaguar models.

Company president Bryan Redmond says Suntex will focus on “larger, premier assets.”

After months of rumors, the series has added a grassroots feeder system.

The burning question — can Will Smith drive a boat? — is finally answered.

The ABYC Marine Law Symposium case studies will focus on high-profile boat fire investigations.

Correct Craft, Mercury, S2 Yachts, SureShade and Volvo Penta bring students and the public into their facilities.

“The Viking Difference” takes viewers inside the plant, the yachts, and face-to-face with the people at Viking.

Almost all respondents say inventory is too high.

Garmin and Lowrance make the the trolling motor sector a horse race.

Boat dealers responding to the monthly survey reported declines in new-boat sales in August.

Whether virtual or augmented, new technologies are helping companies build, market and track new boats with much greater efficiency.

Boat registrations up 1.5 percent in July in the main powerboat categories.

Extended reality is used in boat design, training and lawsuits.

The growth indicates weather-delayed purchases.

The event will now take place on Lake Tenkiller in Oklahoma.

Some builders sense a slight slowdown in the industry overall, but said the show was strong.

MJM Yachts founder Bob Johnstone dedicates the award for Best New Powerboat over 35 feet to the late Boston BoatWorks cofounder Mark Lindsay.

With 48 states reporting, total registrations in the main powerboat categories are off 7.2 percent on a 12-month rolling basis.

The builder believed that boaters were not only connected by water, but by the boatbuilding experience.

Better weather improved sales for some, but couldn’t cover lost ground.

The show will have a new configuration on land.

The company says it will continue to innovate as new entrants enter the field.

Correct Craft’s Aktion Parks works with Central Florida nonprofit Above The Wake.

TowBoatUS Ventura captain describes the scene of a charter boat fire that killed 34 people.

The addition will help the company meet growing demand.

The 2020 Sail America Industry Conference will take place May 12-14 in Annapolis.

Bolstered by community support, Blue Sea Systems is back to full production after its facilities were destroyed by fire

The Italian boatbuilder will bring the 94-foot vessel to the Cannes Yachting Festival.

How marinas are coping with flood insurance changes.

SkipperBud’s new marina complex on Cass Lake, Michigan, had been slated for condo redevelopment until the retailer stepped in.

Pontoons, PWC, ski and wake all posted gains for one of the most critical sales months of the year.

The Wall Street Journal highlights RBFF’s 60 in 60 effort, while criticizing the lack of diversity in the sport.

While advising caution, NMMA president says the industry remains strong.

The peer-to-peer boat company also announced an exclusive agreement with Geico for insurance coverage.

The Florida dealership has taken over operations of a 10-acre site through a lease option.

Government action/inaction surpassed weather in July as dealers feel the weight of tariffs and too much inventory.

Pontoon and aluminum boat sales dropped in May.

Dealers say wet weather hampered Q1 and Q2 sales.

As head of the BoatUS catastrophe team, Mike McCook has been the first on site to assess hurricane damage for 30 years.

Marine companies are now confronting the enormous and growing problem of cleaning up the oceans.

As water temperatures rise, more species of fish are being found in unexpected places.

In a call with investors, the company discussed plans to replace fleets at its Freedom Boat Club locations with Brunswick boats and engines.

The company grew same-store sales 3 percent compared to the third quarter of last year but has ramped up marketing efforts to respond to declining demand.

The news comes after the company announced it was eliminating 100 salaried positions last month.

NMMA calls the undertaking “laudable,” but some analysts worry it could lessen the department’s influence on Capitol Hill.

The firm that once owned MasterCraft has tapped John Dorton as CEO.