In this section you can read slightly more advanced pontoon boat guides and tutorials to help you get the most from your boat. Whilst I have written the majority of the pontoon boat guides that you see here, I have been lucky enough to have some amazing contributions from some of the most respected pontooners in the country.
If you can’t find what you are looking for, then please use the search function as I am sure it will have been covered at some point!
Federal law states that all boat builders must have a capacity plate, decal, or sticker clearly visible on the boat, in full view of the helm. If your pontoon boat doesn’t have one [...]
(Image credit unknown, found shared on Facebook.) This week I received a question about the installation of a fish finder, and how best to fit them to a pontoon boat. No doubt you [...]
Remember how shiny your pontoon tubes and logs looked when you first bought your boat? If that sounds like a very distant memory, then perhaps it’s time you got them looking nice a [...]
A few days ago I published a guide on how to clean algae off pontoons which was really received with loads of comments on Facebook. But it actually made me think that wouldn’t it b [...]
(Image credit unknown, found when shared on Facebook.) If you want a great sound in your pontoon boat and already have a marine stereo system installed, then you might want to cons [...]
(Image credit unknown, found when shared on Facebook.) Experienced pontooners will no doubt be familiar with the troublesome algae that can build up on the pontoons over time, and [...]
You’ve spent all that money on your pontoon, so you certainly don’t want it to depreciate in value or become tatty and tired looking. Well, I don’t at least! Keeping your pontoon b [...]
Can you launch a pontoon boat by yourself? Yes, you can! But, it can be tricky. However, practice makes perfect. Launching your pontoon boat when it’s just you might take a little [...]
Pontoons, or toons for those in the know, are perfect craft for local lakes and waterways, they generally have a lot more space deck side for those long relaxing days on the water. [...]
