Why are Boats so Expensive to Maintain and Buy?
When it comes to boats there is no doubt that they allow you to have so much freedom, exploring open water while whipping your hair around and spraying water in your face. But this [...]
When it comes to boats there is no doubt that they allow you to have so much freedom, exploring open water while whipping your hair around and spraying water in your face. But this [...]
Have you ever organized a day out on your pontoon boat with family and friends, and then a couple of them decide to bring a plus one, or even a plus two, only to realize that there [...]
The other day one of my pontoon buddies asked me what I knew about solar powered pontoon boats. At that point I couldn’t tell him too much, as I’d never really seen one, or checked [...]
From turbulent tales of adventure, wild journeys of odyssey and the unimaginable stories of survival, there is nothing more dramatic than settling down to watch a sailing movie. Th [...]
Sitting at a waterside cafe in Washington State, I was watching the hustle and bustle of the boats coming in and out. What amazes me about tugboats is how these smaller boats manag [...]
While you may want to stay away from your phone while on a vacation, you probably don’t want to completely fall off the grid. It may be prudent to make a call or two or send a text [...]
If you’ve been thinking about bringing your four-legged friend along with you on your next sailing adventure, be it a leisurely cruise down a canal, or a trip out to sea for some f [...]
A boat needs to be continuously maintained and cleaned. While cleaning your boat deck, boat fenders and windows are relatively easy in terms of hard physical laborwhereas removing [...]
For regular readers of Pontoonopedia you will know how fascinated I am with the Deadliest Catch TV series based in Alaska. I love the show and have always wondered how the greenhor [...]
This summer my youngest kids started to express an interest in water skiing. They had seen some of the faster pontoon boats on our lakes do it. We'd pulled tubes before, but I had [...]