When planning a day at the beach or a boat trip, one thing to monitor is the tide. Understanding tides and current conditions can help you learn if the water is low enough to go beachcombing, for example, or high enough for your boat to…
For a ship in distress, the most powerful word at that moment is "mayday." Its origins can be traced back to the evolution of language coupled with humanity's quest to find ways to protect itself. Code words for various issues have been used for centuries, and…
Many boaters enjoy bass fishing, a great way to spend time on or near the water. It's exhilarating at times while also peaceful when the fish aren't biting, and you have time to simply enjoy nature. When you're just getting started fishing for bass, learning…
Safety is among the most important considerations when you're on a boat in Canadian waters. Not only that, but Canada also requires all boat operators to pass a safety course before they can get their Pleasure Craft Operator Card (PCOC). This card is required to…
When the weather warms, Canadians are excited to get back out on the water each season. From fishing to driving or relaxing on boats or personal watercraft (PWC), there are plenty of ways to enjoy the water. However, it’s important to operate pleasure crafts legally…
