Iguana Yachts, which builds outboard-powered, carbon fiber boats with tracks that allow it to travel on land or water, launched the 30-foot X-Fisher, which it calls the world’s first amphibious boat designed for fishing. Iguana said the boat has a top end of more than 55 mph with twin 300-hp engines and moves about 4.5 mph on land. Fishing features include integrated rod holders, an insulated fishbox/live well and a bait-prep station. More details can be found here.
For the third time in five years, the esteemed U.K. builder has changed hands.
To launch their Gone Fishing promotion, the outdoors companies are donating 40,000 rods and reels to youth-fishing partners and holding free in-store fishing events June 19-20.
The marine manufacturer’s national sustainability program will sponsor the Ducks Unlimited Gulf Coast Initiative.
With its Boatsetter Lux service, the company is expanding its peer-to-peer rental market into the luxury category.
Organizations in the E.U. and U.S. have issued a statement ahead of next week’s Brussels Summit urging for the termination of retaliatory tariffs.
The association’s online learning events will continue with “Fuel System Troubleshooting” on June 17.
At last week’s Partners Outdoors symposium, RBFF’s Stephanie Vatalaro shared information that can help the marine industry get to know its new audiences.
Foul-weather gear maker Grundéns will start using eco-packaging that you can cut up and use in the garden.
