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Northwest Territories: The True North Strong and Free!

Aaron Wasylyk
Jun 1, 2018
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By Aaron Wasylyk Five lines into our national anthem you’ll find the familiar refrain “The True North strong and free!”. Now, while I have no way of knowing if poet Robert Stanley Weir, who first penned those patriotic lyrics way back in 1908, was directly ...

Orillia to Open Water

Steven Bull
Jun 1, 2018
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Taking on the most unique stretch of the Trent by WaveRunner By Steven Bull The 386-kilometre Trent-Severn National Historic Waterway weaves its way from Trenton on the northeastern shores of Lake Ontario up to Georgian Bay. The 45 locks link man-made cana...

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Engine Rebuild

Steven Bull
Mar 28, 2018
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By Steven Bull Power is an essential part of your power boating experience, but when your engine gets sick, you’re faced with the dilemma of buying a new one or repairing the old one. In some cases, especially on older boats, the cost to repair an engine...

Wake Up: Surfing Has Left the Coast

Steven Bull
Mar 2, 2018
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By Steven Bull Wakeboarding isn't new. It's not that much younger than I am, actually. It being born in the mid 1980s and me in 1981. Much like you would barely recognize me back then, the early adopters and innovators of wakeboarding would barely recognize...

Treasure Hunt: Geocaching by WaveRunner

Steven Bull
Nov 1, 2017
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Every year we face a challenge when planning the next season of PowerBoat Television and that’s where to go and what to do. After 26 years on the air we have gone a lot of places and done a lot of things. We try not to be repetitive, but finding new places to ...

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My Boat: Bottom Paint

Steven Bull
May 20, 2017
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By Steven Bull Just about every boat has, or should have, bottom paint of some sort. Often called anti-fouling paint, this underwater coating is designed to protect the hull from things that thrive in dark, wet conditions that want to form an unholy union w...

2007 Larson 180 SE

Mike Gridley
Mar 30, 2017
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By Mike Gridley The bowrider is a popular boat style on the used market and one with plenty of manufacturers and models to choose from. A brand you may want to consider is Larson. They have been in business since the days of wooden runabouts and know a thin...

LED Lighting: Light work makes a bright difference

Steven Bull
Mar 30, 2017
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By Steven Bull LED lights are now the standard in just about everything. They’re cheap, they’re bright and they don’t draw a lot of power or generate much heat. Because of that, their applications are virtually endless. Many boats, though, predate the LED r...

Boats

The Centre (Console) of the Boating World

Steven Bull
Mar 19, 2017
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No longer simply for hardcore fishing boats, the centre console is exploding in popularity on all sizes of boats. By Steven Bull There was a time, and in some people’s minds it still remains this way, that a centre console boat was strictly the realm of ...

Benefits of a Home Marina

Steven Bull
Jan 31, 2017
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Sometimes being tied down is a good thing By Steven Bull I’m the first to admit, accept and, in fact, celebrate that there is not a single type of boater. There’s no best type, preferred type or even ideal location to boat. It all depends on what you lik...

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Northwest Territories: The True North Strong and Free!

Orillia to Open Water

Engine Rebuild

Wake Up: Surfing Has Left the Coast

Treasure Hunt: Geocaching by WaveRunner

My Boat: Bottom Paint

2007 Larson 180 SE

LED Lighting: Light work makes a bright difference

The Centre (Console) of the Boating World

Benefits of a Home Marina

Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show wraps with Best of Show

Port de Grave Boat Lighting

Brunswick launches inspiring new website

Self-driving boats are here

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