Upon drawing nearer, you realize those robust vessels trolling in the distance are LUND Tyees. You feel at home – Great Lakes, big water, reservoirs, rivers, etc. – knowing you’re amongst friendly captains. And if you’re not in a Tyee, seeing the armada of trollers…
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The sister of the late Charlie Fowler would like to see two unnamed peaks in Colorado named after her brother and his climbing partner, who both perished during an expedition in southwestern China. Fowler was one of America’s most accomplished climbers. A resident of Telluride,…
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Quick boating safety quiz: Is it okay to jump the wake of another boat when you are less than 100 feet away or to use your personal watercraft to splash someone sitting on a dock? Contrary to popular activity, it is not okay and both…
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As the weather starts to warm up, families and friends gather together to enjoy the outdoors, travel on vacation and spend time on the water – boating, fishing, sailing, and more. With more time spent on the water – it’s important to remember the safety…
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Stay sober and know the laws when operating a boat this holiday weekend, urges the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources Division. There were 109 boating accidents and 11 boating related fatalities in 2012 in Georgia, and conservation rangers made 168 boating under the…
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Campers who find themselves overheating in their sleeping bags now have a chance to let off some steam with Hammacher Schlemmer’s new Zippered Vents Sleeping Bag. As the name implies, the sleeping bag is made up of several vents, or pockets. Instead of just one…
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It is crucial for kayakers and canoeists to keep their gear secure, yet accessible. Beckson Marine’s Lacing Hooks and Eye Straps enable users to customize their on-board storage needs. Kayakers can stow a spare paddle, pump and recovery equipment within easy reach. When used with…
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Like most surfers, I’ve spent a lifetime chasing perfect waves. My travels have taken me across the globe and I’ve experienced all of the good and bad things that go hand in hand with budget travel. Luckily, most of my favourite spots are right here…
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Hector Manley, born and raised in a small village in El Salvador, was just 12 years old when he was severely injured during a 2001 earthquake. He suffered burns over 70% of his body, which eventually forced doctors to amputate both of his legs. After…
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Louisiana is once again participating in the national “Safe Boating Week” that is scheduled for May 19-25 and signifies the beginning of the spring and summer boating season. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) will again be reminding all boaters to be safe,…
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