QUICKBITE TIPS: LANYARD STOP SWITCH
The Lanyard Stop Switch is a simple but extremely effective on-board safety device designed to shut off a boat’s engine if the operator moves away from the operator’s position.
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Carter Andrews is absolutely obsessed with catching fish. Maybe “possessed” is more accurate. His goals can be boiled down to this: catch the biggest, strongest, wildest fish everywhere.
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A NEW WAVE OF OUTBOARD TECHNOLOGY
The future of boating changed last month at the Miami International Boat Show when Mercury Marine introduced a new generation of V-6 FourStroke outboard motors.
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MUDBUMS CREATE THEIR OWN BRAND OF RIVER FUN
Where does a group of gritty outdoorsmen named The MudbuMs fish? If you’re standing on a train trestle, looking downstream and wondering what’s around the next bend, that’s where these guys fish – around the next bend, because maybe that’s where the big fish swim.
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