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  • Sailboat Characteristics For Light Air Sailing  By : Capt Dave Bello
    This article describes sailboat characteristics to maximize performance and comfort in light air sailing areas based on the experience of Fair Wind Sailing School.
  • A Framework For Purchasing a Yacht  By : Capt Dave Bello
    The article presents an objective framework for purchasing a yacht. Unlike other articles about yacht purhase, this article takes the perspective of the buyer and is based on real life experiences purchasing both new and used vessels.
  • Why buy a Bayliner  By : Kristy
    If you are looking for a fun, affordable, family friendly boat; the Bayliner is the way to go. SellUrBoat.com offers unique articles on several boat manufacturers, as well as other boating and fishing information.
  • Problems With Boat Parts  By : Victor Epand
    This article is about used boat parts and some ideas of how to fix some of the parts.
  • Outboard Motors: 2-Stroke or 4-Stroke engines  By : Kristy
    The two types of outboard motors are 2-Stroke and 4-Stroke engines. Consider you boating use and preferences to decide which engine is best for you and your boat. SellUrBoat.com offers unique articles on boat motors, as well as other
  • Buying a flats or bay boat  By : Kristy
    There are many advantages when buying Flats and Bay Boats for fishing. SellUrBoat.com offers unique articles on various types of boats, as well as other boating and fishing information.
  • Building a 16 ft. Grand Banks Dory  By : Harry Rackers
    As a kid I did a lot of boat building, mainly scale models that were not able to sail. Now I have decided to build the real thing, a 16 ft. Grand banks dory.
  • Tips On Boat Rentals  By : Rickie Smith
    When considering boat rentals always use a good reliable leasing company to rent the boat from and that safety is the single most important aspect which must be taken very seriously.
  • An Overview On Boat Motors  By : MIKE SELVON
    By far, the most popular boats on the water today involve some sort of boat motors.
  • Boat Trailers How to Choose the One That's Right for You  By : MIKE SELVON
    Just like boats, boat trailers are available in a variety of sizes and styles.
  • Money saving tips for your boat  By : Kristy
    Tips on how to save money and still enjoy your boat. SellUrBoat.com offers a variety of unique articles on how to save money on fuel and other areas of boating.
  • Your Boating Equipment Essentials  By : MIKE SELVON
    United States law requires all boat owners to have certain basic boating equipment onboard at all times.
  • Choosing the Right Boat Equipment  By : MIKE SELVON
    There is nothing more exciting than boating with the right boat equipment.
  • Tips to help you sell your boat  By : Kristy
    Tips for preparing your boat for sale. SellUrBoat.com offers a variety of articles on preparations that need to be made before selling your boat to improve the appeal.
  • 5 Tips on Buying a Used Boat  By : Lewis Lunsford
    Have you been considering buying a boat but just wasn’t sure which way to go? Perhaps you really don’t want to go deep in debt for a new boat, but you are afraid of settling for a used boat. If this is your situation then you will be pleased to know that if you use caution and follow proper guidelines then you will be able to find a really good used boat for sale.
  • How To Review A Boat  By : Craig Rad
    It is not easy to find a large review for the boat you are interested in because over the years there are so many builders designing thousands of attractive boats.
  • Luxury Yachts: Toys For The Upper Class  By : Rene Graeber
    Referring to a costly private boat that is professionally crewed, luxury yachts can be classified as either motoring or sailing.
  • Beneteau Yachts - Sailing Enthusiast  By : Rene Graeber
    Any sailing enthusiast would agree that Beneteau is one of the biggest names in the yacht industry. The company owes its prestige to Benjamin Beneteau who started building fishermen's trawlers in 1884.
  • Boating Tips - Steps To Follow Before Approaching A Boat Dealer  By : Md Juzaily Bin Md Ramli
    Looking for a new boat are you? If so, then you should know that buying a new boat is not like buying a bicycle for your son. The decision to buy a boat is a major one as it is considered as a luxury purchase.
  • Boating Course - How To Choose The Right Type of Boat To Do Things You Love  By : Md Juzaily Bin Md Ramli
    Before you decide to buy your first boat, you have to be aware that there are a lot of different types of boats available out there in the market. Buying the most beautiful boat does not mean you are going to be satisfied with it especially after you find out that it does not allow you to do the things that you want it to do.
  • Boating Course On Buying Your First Boat Accessories  By : Md Juzaily Bin Md Ramli
    Boating can be fun. However, it can also be a nightmare if you don't have the right accessories with you and your life depends on it. Imagine when you are in the middle of an ocean or a lake, and suddenly your boat stops and you have no idea what is wrong with your boat. What do you do?
  • Tips For Proper Boat Storage  By : Lee Dobbins -
    When winter comes and no longer are you going to spend time out on your boat and you need to find a way to find the right kind of boat storage for yours.

    The are many benefits to be had from storing your boat correctly and whilst it may take a little time to get the job done right by following good boat storage procedures will not only save you money but a lot of stress as well.

    Below you are will find a few tips that need to be followed in order to make sure that your ...
  • What You Need To Know Before Purchasing A New Fishing Boat  By : Areeb Khatib
    While you choose the right boat; try to answer the following two questions:

    a) Which kind of fish will you be fishing?
    b) At which place will the fishing take place?

    Be sure to make a quality check of the carpet and the compartment. They can be either of fiberglasses, metal or plastic. Closely examine small but essential details such as the 1000 GPH bilge pump. Also be sure that the wiring is of 6 gauges instead of 8 or 10 gauges. These minute details are important bec...
  • The Eskimo Roll - How To Roll a Kayak Safely  By : Aaron Trubic
    The kayak roll or "eskimo roll" is the most consistent way to right a capsized kayak. This exercise will also help you learn balance and control.
  • The Natural Perils of Kayaking and How To Ignore Them  By : Aaron Trubic
    There are dangerous situations out there in the world of kayaking, but we can control these situations with a high degree of confidence, given the right tools and the right knowledge.
  • One Size Doesn't Fit All Adventures - Kayak Types Explained  By : Aaron Trubic
    Whether you're a hardcore entheusiast or weekend hobbyist, read on so you know what you need - if you're going to buy or rent a kayak for your next trip.
  • 3 Tips For Buying A Kayak Or A Canoe  By : Michael Lewis -
    Whether you are new to the sport or a professional, there are several things that you should consider when buying a kayak or a canoe. If you take a look at the market, you’ll be instantly overwhelmed. There are many models, styles and various price ranges. How in the world will you choose? Here are some tips for buying the kayak or the canoe that you want to own.

    Tip One: What will you do with the kayak or the canoe? Your first need to address is the type of water you’ll b...
  • Canoeing  By : Kadence Buchanan
    If you've never tried canoeing before then it's high time that you did. Basically, canoeing is an outdoor activity that involves paddling a canoe or kayak either as recreation, transportation or as a sport. Enthusiasts stress that canoeing only uses a paddle to propel your kayak or canoe and human muscle power, nothing more.

    There are differences in the way one propels a canoe and a kayak. To propel a kayak, one uses a paddle with two blades and where the paddler sits with...
  • Boating Safely  By : Kadence Buchanan
    People who take boat trips often fail to realize the potential disasters that can ensue if they are not careful and safe on-board their boat. Over 1,000 people die on boating trips per year, and many of the dangers associated with boating are easily preventable. In this article, we'll give some tips to help you to avoid the potential pitfalls that one may wake while operating a boat.

    - When it comes to fueling up your boat, be sure to turn off all electricity and do NOT s...
  • Is A Boat Rental Club Right For You  By : Kadence Buchanan
    Owning a boat is a dream for many Americans, but one that can turn into a nightmare of unforeseen costs. Many novice boaters don't realize all the costs associated with purchasing a boat and wind up with an expensive driveway ornament aside their car instead because they can't afford gas, insurance or the other myriad things boat owners must pay for.

    In recent years, enterprising business people have begun offering a solution for the high price of boat ownership: Boat rent...
  • Boating Holiday Together With Family  By : Abby Johnson
    So long as the weather permits, you can go for a boat ride anytime. What better way than to spend a summer day than sailing on the waterway. Summer holidays get another meaning, when you add some boating activities to it. Getting the family together and planning for a boating holiday assure a memorable vacation.

    The spring and summer holidays offer the best possible opportunities for taking your family out for a holiday in the waters, sailing all the way. The three importa...
  • Canoe Buying Guide  By : Peter Sterling
    The origin of canoes is as old as civilization itself. The American aborigines were said to be one of the early users of canoes. They use tree trunks as the main part of the canoe or the hull, fastened with sap, and stitched with tree roots. These primitive types of canoes were popularly known as dugout canoes.

    A canoe is a human- operated miniature boat. This means that humans need to exert extra effort in paddling to travel using the canoe.

    Unlike rowing, paddling req...
  • Buying The Right Boat For You  By : Andrew Dillan
    You might never have owned a boat before, or you might already have your own boat, but it doesn’t suit you. Here are the things that you need to consider before purchasing a boat.

    How will you use it?

    Are you going to be boating mostly alone? Or will you typically be fishing with one or two other people? It can be disappointing to buy a boat and then find out that it is too small for your whole family, and so you don’t get enough use out of it. Conversely, if you buy a ...
  • Why A Waterproof Boat Cover Is So Important For Your Boat  By : Gregg Hall
    Buying and maintaining a boat can be a lot of fun and provide endless entertainment. An important part of owning a boat is to care for it properly. By taking care of your boat you will have many years to enjoy it.
  • If You Are Looking For A New Boat You Need To Consider Sea Ray  By : Gregg Hall
    Owning a boat can be an excellent source of pleasure and enjoyment, one of the largest manufacturers of boats worldwide is Sea Ray which is available only through experienced dealers.
  • If You Are Getting Into Boating Here Are Some Crucial Accessories You Need  By : Gregg Hall
    There are many different kinds of boating accessories to outfit a boat with whether it is to make it look better or perform better. The most important boat accessories though are safety items, which ensure safer voyages for everyone.
  • Analyze The Costs Before You Buy A Boat  By : Jonathon Hardcastle
    Owning a boat costs much more over time than the actual purchase and the fuel to run the boat. There are two types of costs associated with owning a boat: one-time costs like the actual purchase, titling and outfitting of the boat and ongoing costs like fuel, insurance, maintenance and docking.

    When you purchase a boat, the first decision is to buy new or used. Used boats obviously cost less but may have fewer features and more wear than a new boat. Additionally, new boats...
  • Regal 3880 Flybridge Cruiser. Performance And Luxury In One Package  By : Kerry Plowright
    The Regal 3880 Flybridge sports cruiser offers both high performance sports boating and luxury cruising in one package. This boat gives you the best of both worlds.
  • Environmentally Friendly Boating  By : Andrew Dillan
    As a boater, you want the waterways to stay clean. To make sure that your beautiful scenery will be around for your next trip out, here are a few tips that you can use.

    1. Lead by example.

    Next time you are at the marina, be sure to bend over and pick up a piece of litter out of the water (or from the beach, docks, or ground). If people see you taking the time and energy to clean up, they will know that it is not acceptable for them to litter.

    2. Start a movement.

    ...
  • Used Boat Buying  By : Patricia Brown
    A new boat is of course the best option for those who have the money and plan to keep one boat for a significant time. However, for those who happen to be on a budget or are skeptical about owning a boat, a used boat is a wise alternative.

    Despite the negative perception, buying used is a great option for some people. Even though the lake and oceans are filled with boat owners who are wealthier than most, many boat owners spend beyond their means, financing their boats at ...
  • Boating Safety Equipment You Must Have  By : Kadence Buchanan
    Whether you're piloting a 40-foot sailboat or a canoe, the United States Coast Guard requires that every boat carry certain safety equipment. The equipment is not expensive or hard to find and may save your life in an emergency. Boaters who carry the standard safety equipment are statistically far more likely to survive a boating emergency than those who don't.

    The Coast Guard requires that there be a personal flotation device for each person present on the boat. Although ...
  • Give Yourself The Luxury Of Houseboat Living  By : Lee Dobbins
    Learn about houseboats all over the world and how houseboat living can be as luxurious as living in a palace.
  • Mustang 2000 Bluewater. Fishing and Family Fun  By : Kerry Plowright
    A trailer boat versatile for some serious fishing one weekend and then leisurely family outings the next.
  • Living on a Houseboat  By : Lee Dobbins
    Have you ever dreamed of living on a houseboat? This article can give you a basic idea of where to find them and what it might be like to live on one.
  • Fair Wind Sailing School Sailing Lessons: Intermediate Sail Trim  By : Capt Dave Bello
    A detailed perspective on sail trim, introducing the use of tell-tales and more sail controls, while keeping the relative time spent on sail trim to a minimum.
  • Fair Wind Sailing School Sailing Lessons: Beginning Sail Trim  By : Capt Dave Bello
    Three simple rules for trimming the mainsail and two simple rules for trimming the foresail.
  • How to Buy a Sailboat - Part II  By : Capt Dave Bello
    How to apply the advice of those who have bought several or many sailboats and learn from their mistakes and experience. The single, most important factor is how you will use the sailboat.
  • You've Got to be Kidding Me - What's Wrong with Yacht Manufacturers? - Part II  By : Capt Dave Bello
    This article is a continuation of my previous article examining the terrible warranty service of US yacht manufacturers. As I describe in Part I, the US yacht manufacturing industry seems plagued with poor customer service.
  • You've Got to be Kidding Me - What's Wrong with Yacht Manufacturers? - Part I  By : Capt Dave Bello
    Tales of woe from a first time yacht buyer. Dealing with irresponsible manufacturers.
  • Basic Facts About Boat Lifts  By : Deemer Iseman
    A boat lift which is also known as lift lock is a mechanical equipment for pulling up and hauling boats from a different water height. This machine provides an alternative to the canal lock and the canal inclined plane. In European countries like Germany, Belgium, England or France, boat lifts are vertically moving. Strépy-Thieu, belonging to Belgium is the world's highest boat lift, with a 73.15 metre height difference and a capacity of 1350 tonnes.

    Why do you need boat l...
  • Boat Cover Market  By : David Evermon
    Many people dream of owning a boat and then sail down the coast to a beach full of sunlight. It is indeed a very luxurious activity. However owning a boat fitted with accessories is not the end. Proper maintenance is also very important. So, do not forget to take care of your beautiful boat and its accessories.

    Even though boats are nonliving, like living beings, they are also subject to natural deterioration. If you don’t pamper your loved possession, then, with time, it ...
  • Some Important Tips For Buying a Houseboat And What To Avoid  By : Susan Dean
    If you are someone interested in buying a houseboat then you probably have already had some experience in buying a car, home or both. You should already know then that you will most likely be in need of a loan to purchase your new houseboat. What you could find difficult is that many lending institutions may not be too happy to lend for something like this.
  • The Different Types of Boat Tarps  By : Stefan Rockhaus
    A tarp is a large sheet of strong, flexible, water resistant or waterproof material. Usually, cloths such as canvas coated with plastic or latex are used to make tarps. Generally reinforced grommets at the corners or sides form attachment points for rope, so that the tarp can be tied down or suspended.
  • Bahamas Yacht Charters - Imagining Taking Your Own Boat To The Bahamas  By : Peter Crump
    The Bahamas gives you over 500 miles of tropical waters to explore
  • How to Buy a Sailboat – Part I  By : Capt Dave Bello
    Objective advice on how to buy a sailboat, from an experienced buyer (not a seller with a vested interest).
  • Cleaning Tips for Used Boats  By : Bradford Herrington
    Some helpful tips on how to keep your used boat looking new.
  • Boats, A List Of Do’s And Dont's  By : Robert Michael
    Doesn’t the idea of a lovely three day sail in wonderful old boat sound nice? Here are a few things to think about before you sail away.

    1. Do check the price. It may be possible to take an actual, fairly luxurious cruise instead of sailing on one of the oldest boats in America.

    2. Do make sure you fully understand the size of your "room " on the boat. If you are hoping to have any romantic action in your cabin it would be good to know ahead of time that you and your pa...
  • Think About The Right Boat Before Buying It  By : Jeff Miles
    The first thing you should know when choosing a boat is that no single boat will do everything. If your looking for a boat that inspires confidence, don't expect it to shine in light air. Boats that are exciting to sail on the weekends aren't the ideal boats for a passage through the ocean.

    You shouldn't expect to find quick acceleration and load carrying capacity together with the same boat. You can buy a boat now to race or fish, then sail around later - as you can only ...
  • How to Make a Family Boating Enjoyable  By : Tim Shank
    When going on the boat with your family, there are a few things that you need to take into consideration to make sure that everyone has a good time. By planning ahead and talking to your family you can plan a family friendly trip for all involved.
  • Boating Supplies that Every Boater Needs  By : Tim Shank
    By packing certain things on your boat and planning ahead, you can be prepared for whatever comes your way when you are out on the water. Just a little fore thought before leaving the dock and save you from big hassles during your cruise.
  • Diary of an Ocean Passage  By : Capt Dave Bello
    This diary documents a 1000 nautical mile passage sailed in May 2006 from St Thomas, USVI to Georgetown, Bermuda.
  • Spring Maintenance for Used Boats  By : Bradford Herrington
    Before you take that boat back out into the water, make sure you go through this short list of proper steps to make sure your boat is ready.
  • My Year On A House Boat  By : Hallidae Thomason
    Like many young people, I graduated from college with no clue of what to do next. Sure, I had a degree, but what did that really mean anyway? I still had a craving to head off on my own and see the world. I wanted to explore and put the books away for a while. I came up with the best plan ever: I would move to Amsterdam and live on a house boat with an artist friend I had met during a semester of study there.

    My parents were not too thrilled with the idea, but I think they...
  • Choose A Caribbean Charter Yacht – Three Varieties To Choose From  By : Peter Crump
    There is a Caribbean charter yacht to suit everybody’s needs
  • How to Live in One of The Most Expensive Cities in The World For Less Than £1000 a Month?  By : Nazir Hussain
    Living in a boat is much cheaper. Make you understand the associated expenses,issues to do with mooring rights and maintenence/safety inspections. Carry out due dilligence work in advance of your purchase and you will enjoy your river life.
  • Inflatable Boats are Very Popular Today  By : Ivar Rudi
    As you are probably already aware of, inflatable boats are very popular today. Each distinct group of inflatable boat is designed for a specific use and therefore equipped with different components and equipment.
  • Outboard Motors are Types of Motors  By : Ivar Rudi
    Outboard motors are used most commonly for boats and are developed as a self-contained unit with an engine. They are designed to be mounted at the rear of the boat and are most common method for propelling a small watercraft.
  • History of Outboard Motors  By : Ivar Rudi
    Outboard motors on boats where developed as a self-contained unit with engine systems and a propeller. It is mounted at the stern or rear of the boat and is the most common way to propel small boats.
  • Buying Your First Kayak  By : Jake Blackman
    A couple of decades ago there were two to three models of Kayaks available. Don't be surprised if today you go in the market to find 50 different ultra specialized Kayaks.

    The obvious first question is what type of kayaking will you do? Basically there is river, lake, and sea kayaking. River kayaks are very short and tough boats meant for maneuverability and the abuse of whitewater rapids. Sea kayaks are sleek and light and are designed for cruising. Then there are general...
  • Yacht Charters: Top Places To Have A Boating Holiday In The U.S.A.  By : Gemma Earnshaw
    As an alternative to your usual way of spending your holidays, why not consider boating, if you haven’t already? These type of vacations are different from anything you have done before. They are intimate and relaxing. Besides, if you are aboard a big comfortable yacht, you can find a dozen of things to do. Even if you have just a small boat, the kids will definitely enjoy the ride, and you will feel so much more relaxed, basking in the sun from your fold-up chair.

    Top des...
  • Marine Electronics  By : ken jones
    A look at the various Marine Electronics on the market. What they do and how they work.
  • Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Insuring Your Boat  By : Rory H. Hawkins
    There is no right answer when someone asks which boat insurance company is the best. Most boat owners are simply looking for an insurance company that knows about boat coverage and provides quality service as well as support. Insuring your boat with the same company that issued your auto, life, or homeowners insurance can have certain advantages.
  • A Little Care Will Keep Your Boat in Top Notch Condition  By : Paul MacIver
    Taking good care of one’s boat is very important. Good care and maintenance enhances the life of a boat and saves a lot of money also.
  • Protect Your Boat With A Boat Cover  By : John Morris
    Boats are a pretty expensive to have which is why it is incredibly important to boating enthusiasts that they protect their beloved boats from all sorts of scratches that can be brought about...
  • Buying a Used Sunfish Sailboat: Know The Ins and Outs Before Sailing Away  By : David Dunlap
    As anyone who’s ever bought a used car knows, you have to approach the project armed with your own knowledge before you even set foot on the lot. The same goes for buying a sailboat. And, like automobiles, no sailboat is the same, so you should know the basics (and some particulars, as well) about the overall condition of the Sunfish sailboat you have your eye on.
  • What’s Up Dock  By : James Monahan
    A dock is an area of water found between two piers or alongside a pier. Docks are also used to build or repair ships and to load and unload commercial ships and ferries.





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