Dockline Blog

Rivers, inlets and human-engineered passages like the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) serve as America’s water highway, carrying pleasure boats and commercial vessels to their destinations throughout the country. Like a highway for automobiles, these waterways are marked with traffic signs and ...

Poke (pronounced po-kay) is a Hawaiian dish of diced raw fish, typically served with rice and seasoned in a variety of ways. And while poke has been around for much longer, it’s popularity in North America took off within the ...

Mice may look cute in cartoons, but there’s nothing amusing about rodents taking up residence in a boat. Rodents – and mice in particular – may seem harmless enough, but make no mistake: Just a few of them, left unchecked ...

Different people have different ideas of what makes an ideal cruising speed for their boats, but most captains take three major considerations into account: efficiency, comfort (considering sea conditions) and time constraints. Comfort and time constraints will vary not only ...

You see a huge fish boil on the surface, cock back your fishing rod and let that lure fly … only to see it plop down well short of the mark. Don’t feel bad. We’ve all been there before. Sometimes, ...

The record demand for popular fishing tackle over the past couple of years has caused most anglers to develop a deeper appreciation for their go-to baits and lures. If you’ve struggled to find your favorite tackle in that time, then ...

For this installment of Cook Your Catch, we join Peter Miller, Mercury Pro Team member, three-time sailfish champion and Emmy-nominated host of Uncharted Waters with Peter Miller, as he prepares a delicious dish – pan-fried mahi mahi fingers, rice and ...

In a perfect world, every lake is full of biting fish and hosts a nicely pitched boat ramp with nobody waiting in line. But we all know perfect is just a fantasy. With more boats on the water and an ...

As a self-described “tuna nerd,” Ali Hussainy is enjoying what could be described as the good old days of bluefin tuna fishing in his hometown waters off the coast of Southern California. Why so good? Since the El Niño weather ...