Responsible boaters know that they risk polluting the marine environment. For this reason, boaters must follow both the federal and state laws that are in place to protect the marine environment and keep the waters clean. Unfortunately, the amount of garbage in U.S. waterways is increasing. Floating garbage damages your boat and is extremely harmful to the species living in the…
If you love to boat in North Carolina, you’re in good company! It’s a popular activity throughout the state, and you’ll find plenty of water to hit, whether you enjoy…
If you own and operate a boat in the state of California, it likely needs to be registered with the Department of Motor Vehicles.
The Golden State is known for its stunning sunsets, coastal shorelines & beaches. It’s one of the top spots in American to hit the water and enjoy some time with your family.
With more than 60,000 lakes, ponds, and rivers in the state of Ohio, it’s a must to spend every sunny day on the water. Whether you’re an angler, a boater,…
In Texas, you’ll need a card to operate certain watercraft if you were born on or after September 1, 1993. If you require certification but you’re not yet certified, you can be accompanied by a legal operator 18 years of age or older.
We have all of the info you need about your New York Boating Safety Certificate (New York Boating License), from reasons to get it and the process to obtain it to age requirements and the phase-in schedule.
Boat operators who were born after September 1st 1993 are required to obtain a Texas Boater Education Card, commonly called a boating license, to legally operate:
Going boating in Tennessee? Tennessee’s boating and paddling opportunities do not disappoint! Boaters can go kayaking on the Olympic whitewater course in Ocoee. You can also go houseboat cruising on a…
Have you ever driven up to a boat launch only to find another boater’s truck blocking the ramp while loading or unloading their gear? Boat launch etiquette is a common…