Walleye: An Indigenous Freshwater Delicacy
It was late summer, 90 degrees Fahrenheit, with high humidity. What do you do when you’re fishing for a creature that’s been called a golden prize? The answer depends on the lake you’re fishing and the ecosystem in place. Many walleye anglers search for baitfish off deep-water ledges. Most anglers on the water that day […] Read More
Suntex Acquires The Ridges Marina
Suntex Marinas announced that it has acquired The Ridges Marina on Lake Chatuge in northern Georgia. “We are really looking forward to being part of the Suntex family of marinas,” said Michael Kennedy, general manager of The Ridges Marina. “Our team is already working hard with Suntex management to bring about several exciting enhancements to […] Read More
New Engines for 2017
The Miami International Boat Show may not attract huge crowds from middle America, but the products introduced there every year certainly impact boaters between the coasts. The 2017 edition of “The Ultimate Boat Show” saw plenty of new power options, and even more new technology to make using that power easier and more efficient. Here’s […] Read More
Welcome to Cincinnati, Ohio’s Front Porch
Rising from rolling hills midway along the length of the 981-mile Ohio River, Cincinnati acts as a gateway not just to its home state of Ohio but to neighboring parts of scenic Indiana and Kentucky as well. The region is rich with natural beauty and authentic landmarks from a storied past, juxtaposed with an exciting […] Read More
Profile: Bay Point Marina
People from all over the country come to Bay Point Marina to fish its natural shorelines, shallows and grass beds. The waters of the northern Gulf are also known for offshore fishing, diving, water sports, sailing and its abundant artificial reefs. The marina and its surrounding waters offer seasonal migrations of king, trout, Spanish mackerel, […] Read More
Ranger Boats Launches Pontoon Line
Ranger Boats has announced a new line of pontoon boats for 2017 called Reata by Ranger, which will consist of three Fish models and four Cruise models. The line pulls inspiration from Ranger’s acclaimed Reata series of fish-and-play designs. “With so much versatility and comfort, we’ve seen the pontoon segment attract more and more families […] Read More
Towing a Dinghy Done Right
Towing a dinghy is habitual. We get so used to it that we don’t realize the dinghy is behind us until: 1) it is not; 2) its painter becomes wrapped in the prop; or 3) its outboard deep-sixes. I could go on, but suffice to say the thing is a necessary evil. As a means […] Read More
Tennessee River State Parks Cruise
The Tennessee River is perhaps the most beautiful inland river in America. It was made navigable by a series of locks and dams constructed in the mid-1900s. Amazingly, the builders planned for marina sites both public and private along the banks and in coves formed when the water rose. It’s a wonderful and safe river […] Read More